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to deconstruct brain tumour behaviours into their cellular and molecular building blocks. Our research spans the interface of molecular biology, computational modeling, and clinical imaging, with the aim
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topics include, for example: Quantum information in quantum gravity Relativistic Quantum Information Computational complexity in adiabatic quantum computation AI to boost quantum technologies (e.g
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language capacity How is linguistic competence evaluated and developed among legal professionals working with OLMCs? What is the availability and distribution of bilingual judges, lawyers, notaries, and
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complex visual images. This position will provide a unique opportunity to assist in a research program that utilizes cutting-edge neuroimaging techniques to understand human brain functions and behavior
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external collaborators. Keep abreast of any new technical developments in the field and new software packages. Qualifications: PhD in molecular biology, computational biology, health sciences or related
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additional internal guidelines, procedures, or deadlines in place for this fellowship opportunity. The Canada Postdoctoral Research Award (CPRA) program recognizes and supports the next generation of
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disorganization symptoms in severe mental illnesses. The initiative integrates neuroimaging, behavioral, linguistic, and computational approaches and involves collaborators from Canada, the UK, Germany, Italy
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. Applications are submitted directly to the associated granting agency The Canada Postdoctoral Research Award (CPRA) program recognizes and supports the next generation of outstanding innovators, knowledge
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: Designing and engineering nanostructures using computational methods Cconducting experiments to assemble and characterize DNA-scaffolded protein mimics Preparing manuscript for research articles Writing grant
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, and progression outcomes) and high-end compute (hundreds of NVIDIA H100 GPUs) via Mila and the Digital Research Alliance of Canada, and involves active collaborations with Stanford, Oxford, Google