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University of Toronto | Downtown Toronto University of Toronto Harbord, Ontario | Canada | about 4 hours ago
: VCC101H5 Introduction to Visual Culture Topic description: Introduces the ways in which we use and understand images across the realms of art, advertising, mass media, and science, with examples drawn from
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to provide laboratory demonstrations in-person in the anatomy laboratory using prosection, anatomical models, medical images and other media. UCA will also be asked to define and create new laboratory
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responsible of supporting the UCA team during teaching activities using teaching models, medical images, cadaveric images, prosection and other media; and to direct small teaching group during the lab sessions
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: Department of Bioengineering Position: Course Lecturer Course code and name: BIEN530 - Imaging and Bioanalytical Instrumentation Course Description: Microscopy techniques with application to biology and
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closely with the principal investigator Dr. Hee Yeon Im on functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to explore the function of the human brain while learning visually guided motor skills or viewing
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functional recovery, and apply advanced imaging techniques such as confocal microscopy and fluorescence lifetime imaging along with bioenergetic profiling methods including OCR, ECAR, ROS, and membrane
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research projects focused on brain connectivity. Conduct quantitative brain imaging analyses. Keep up-to-date on the literature in this field, methodologies and software analyses programs Foster research
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materials Communication with students regarding MyCourses Course code, course title, hours and number of positions BIEN 220, Introduction to Mechanics for Bioengineers, 180 hours, 3 positions BIEN 203
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, quarantine and barrier animal suites/facilities resulting in exposure to animal dander, waste, bedding and some unpleasant odors. Subject to dress code and traffic pattern restrictions. Moderate to heavy
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with historical photographic processes. Through workshops, studio exploration and class discussion, students will learn analogue methods of image-making while incorporating digital technologies to create