80 high-performance-computing Fellowship research jobs at University of British Columbia in Canada
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. The position is full-time for one year with the possibility of extension subject to work performance, funding availability and compliance with UBC policies. Salary will be commensurate with qualifications and
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their publication record and research statement. Preferred skills will include data science methods such as high performance computation, data management skills, and programming in R. Individuals also must be within
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The next call for Letters of Intent will open in late-2025 or early-2026. The HFSP fellowship program supports proposals for frontier, potentially transformative research in the life sciences
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The Azrieli International Postdoctoral Fellowship supports the best and brightest minds in their postdoctoral research, connecting them with world-class academics and leading researchers. The Fellowship provides generous funding for eligible international applicants to conduct research in any...
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centres and non-academic organisations. The MSCA promote excellence and set standards for high-quality researcher education and training in line with the European Charter for Researchers and the Code
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transforming stroke clinical trial expertise in Canada. By embedding equity, diversity, inclusivity, and accessibility at every stage, StrokeCog fosters diverse, skilled trial teams to lead innovative, high
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postdoctoral researchers whose interests and expertise align with our values and the needs of the network. These positions will be co-developed based on alignment between applicant, and the project and program
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the Canadian Pediatric Cancer Consortium (otherwise called ACCESS), we are seeking highly skilled and passionate Postdoctoral Fellows. You will develop and lead a research project focusing on high-grade
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work performance, funding availability and compliance with UBC policies. Job Summary “Transforming Chemical Risk Management with Indigenous Expertise" (CMITEx) project—a new, ambitious, collaborative
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researchers will be co-advised by UBC professors and Hakai scientists to develop projects that synthesize the information coming in from the monitoring program, as well as provide complementary theory