121 high-performance-computing Fellowship positions at University of British Columbia
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(1.0 FTE) position at the rank of Postdoctoral Fellow. The position is initially for one year, with the possibility of extension subject to work performance and grant availability. Salary will be
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The CLIR Postdoctoral Fellowship Program offers recent Ph.D. graduates the chance to develop research tools, resources, and services while exploring new career opportunities. CLIR Postdoctoral
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to prevent pediatric mortality and morbidity, enabled through digital health technologies in Africa (Kenya, Uganda + more). The Trainee will be working on a program with over 15+ years (Smart Discharges
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2025 -- depending on successful applicant Location: UBC Vancouver Duration: 1 year, renewable for a second year based on performance and funding availability Salary Range: $65,000 to $80,000 CAD/year
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based on performance and funding availability Salary Range: $65,000 to $80,000 CAD/year, commensurate with experience Time Allocation: 40 hrs/week ACET project (FTE: 100% -- 40 hrs/week) Position Summary
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Date: August to October 2025 -- depending on successful applicant Location: UBC Vancouver Duration: 1 year, renewable for a second year based on performance and funding availability Salary Range: $65,000
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of treatments for opioid poisoning and opioid use disorder using high-quality clinical datasets. Aids in the development of other drug safety studies and the development of a drug safety surveillance research
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Hohl, Professor in the UBC Department of Emergency Medicine. Responsibilities Designs studies in drug safety and effectiveness of treatments for opioid poisoning and opioid use disorder using high
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sequencing Strong skills in developing, implementing, and optimizing bioinformatics workflows and tools Experience with high-performance computing environments and version control systems like Git Proven
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molecules. We are addressing combinatorial target identification with CRISPR functional genomics and chemical biology for targeting hard to treat cancers. The Aparicio Lab has a long track record of high