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practices. Qualifications: A PhD in the Social Sciences or the Humanities. Strong research and writing skills, demonstrated in the publication of multiple peer reviewed journal articles. Deep familiarity with
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of manuscripts, presentations, and grant materials Participate in lab meetings and contribute to the scientific discussion Qualifications: PhD in Neuroscience and Pharmacology, or other related disciplines Prior
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: This position is for a PhD student with experience in arts education and pedagogy who has a background in improvisation. Qualifications Required (skills and abilities, education, language skills) *: MA
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communications with broader research team Qualifications: Proven work experience as a Research Assistant or similar role is an asset. Excellent administrative skills Knowledge of research methods, in particular
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Supervisor: Joann Whalen, PhD Department of Natural Resource Sciences Macdonald Campus; McGill University Position Summary: Use modern digital communication techniques to engage stakeholders interested in soil
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-approved systems. Ensure adherence to data security and compliance protocols. Preferred Qualifications MSc or PhD in Bioinformatics, Computational Biology, Computer Science, or a related field. Strong
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skills) *: PhD. Education/experience requirements*: PhD. Additional qualifying skills and abilities*: Strong analytical research skills to gather, document, and analyze information obtained through
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: - participate in knowledge mobilization - Literature reviews and data analysis for TRANSFORM research project - Participate in regular project meetings on planning and research generation Qualifications
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discipline, will be included in determining eligibility*. For example, a previous period of Master’s or PhD study (either completed or incomplete) at another institution would be counted as part of the total
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minimum of 6 months (to a maximum of 12 months), to carry out scholarly work, gain new knowledge and perspectives in the field of study, and absorb the scholarly culture of the host institution. Note