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inequalities in the justice system? How do public policies and administrative structures support or hinder OLMCs’ access to justice? Innovation, technology, and reform What role can AI and language technologies
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Nature Careers | Vancouver South Shaughnessy NW Oakridge NE Kerrisdale SE Arbutus Ridge, British Columbia | Canada | 3 months ago
on solid tumors using advanced mouse models and human research preparations to investigate the interactions between malignant cells and their microenvironment using cutting-edge technologies. Qualifications
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historical roots, distinctive charm, thriving arts and culture, and a harmonious blend of urban sophistication and small-town warmth. A truly welcoming city for all! Ideal candidate– The ideal candidate should
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INTERACT Postdoctoral Fellowship Causal and longitudinal analyses for healthy cities research Primary purpose The Interventions, Equity, Research and Action in Cities Team (INTERACT) is inviting
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development experience using Python, ROS2 and software engineering techniques. Extensive knowledge of ML, DL and RL tools, theory and applications. Before applying, please note that to work at McGill University
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governance structures, objectives, policies, and actions to avoid social-ecological traps. This project aims to identify types of socio-ecological traps, risk factors, and potential mitigations to aid in
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such deadlines could jeopardize the results to research study. Inappropriate interactions with research study participants could result in study participants and their families becoming frustrated, angry
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(CRTAS) administered by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR), the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) and the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council
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the resource constraints of the future electronics readout system. Collaborate closely with researchers at McGill (in both the Departments of Physics and in Computer and Electrical Engineering) and partners
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learning technology/AI as a tool to analyze these images and come up with an algorithm to be utilized for early detection of AD/PD when the patient has no visible sign and symptoms. This project is team