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. Qualifications: PhD in machine learning, with experience in applications in computer vision or medical image analysis. Strong publication record in top venues (e.g., CVPR, MIDL, MICCAI, IPMI, PAMI, TMI, MIA
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at the Vancouver Campus of the University of British Columbia. This 1-year position with possibility of renewal will support a program of research on the evaluation of policies and programs designed to prevent work
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, offering training and experience in genomics, computational biology, early drug discovery and clinical studies. RESPONSIBILITIES Reporting to Dr. Sam Aparicio, the incumbent will be responsible for: Design
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you can make a difference. Salary Information: $65,000 - 76,000 Benefits Information: TRIUMF paid dental, extended health, vision care, emergency travel assistance, Employee Assistance Program (EAP
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to collaborative efforts aligned with translational and commercial development goals, including work supported by the CIFAR Multiscale Human Program and UBC’s Biodevice Foundry. Qualifications PhD in immunology
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Human Program and UBC’s Biodevice Foundry. Qualifications PhD in immunology, developmental biology (focused on the immune system), immune-engineering, or a related field (obtained within the last 5 years
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The fellow will be responsible for: Building collaborations with our multidisciplinary team (medical physicists, engineers, computer scientists, nuclear medicine physicians) to develop and implement innovative
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imaging QUALIFICATIONS Successful applicants will have: a PhD in medical physics, computer science, biomedical engineering, electrical engineering, applied mathematics, or a related field; or an MD with
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-time Postdoctoral Fellow to join us at the Digital & Sexual Health Initiative (DiSHI; dishiresearch.ca), a program of research led by Dr. Mark Gilbert at the School of Population and Public Health
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at the Digital & Sexual Health Initiative (DiSHI; dishiresearch.ca ), a program of research led by Dr. Mark Gilbert at the School of Population and Public Health, University of British Columbia and the