22 parallel-processing Postgraduate research jobs at University of British Columbia in Canada
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rewarding career. Job Summary The primary duties associated with this position involve the management and processing of arthropod specimens, including sorting, photographing and measuring specimens, as
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; · Experience and familiarity with psychiatric questionnaires and interviews; · Demonstrated experience with computers and computer software including MS Word for Windows, MS Excel, Power Point and SPSS
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the data management area. Writes user’s manual for the data entry staff. Documents the structure of the already developed database. Documents the data management process for each study. Performs logical
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at the University of British Columbia, Department of Psychiatry, as well as the High Field Imaging Laboratory at UBC, and various community mental health agencies. Data processing (data entry and analysis) will be
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at the University of British Columbia, Department of Psychiatry, as well as the High Field Imaging Laboratory at UBC, and various community mental health agencies. Data processing (data entry and analysis) will be
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places. Record keeping: Using computer to help maintain technical and financial records. Lab maintenance and organization: Responsible for the general up-keep of the lab facilities. Reporting: Responsible
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additions as needed. Propose business process improvements and identify systems gaps related to Indigenous graduate student admissions, enrolment, and retention. Seek student input on current and proposed
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direction from the Gnoto Manager: process, transfer and ensure full sterility of all GF supplies introduced to the GF colonies. Collect samples for monitoring GF/gnotobiotic status of isolators. As needed
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or questionnaires to Research Ethics Board (REB) in a timely manner; maintains database, records results, including computer data entry and/or observations and sample under supervisions. Assists in analyzing and
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attending in-person, meetings will be held at the Cedar Project BC Children’s Hospital Research Institute (BCCHRI) Office, 950 W. 28th Ave. where a workstation equipped with telephone, computer and furniture