118 postdoc-computational-biomedical-engineering Fellowship positions at University of British Columbia in Canada
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, students must be enrolled or accepted in a full-time Canadian Postdoctoral program and must be a Canadian resident or permanent resident or hold a valid Canadian work permit or student visa.
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Global Affairs Canada For further information on the program, please visit Interchange Canada Who can apply: Permanent residents in Canada and Canadian citizens in Canada. Important messages We
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Fellowships competitions. Applicants who are or plan to be registered in a Master’s program should refer to the Affiliated Fellowships Master's Program , while students who are or plan to be registered in a
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birth, only 28%* of researchers are women and only 3% of Scientific Nobel Prizes are awarded to them. That is why, for the past 19 years, the L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science Programme has worked
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. The competition is open to students in all disciplines (natural sciences, engineering, humanities, social sciences and arts). Scholarships are not offered for studies in the medical sciences and the learning of new
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capacity for the integration of policy research into decision-making. This program aims to enhance understanding and communication between health researchers and health system decision-makers to promote
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employment, Toronto Metropolitan University is implementing this program with the goals of building a more diverse and inclusive academe, and supporting the flourishing of Black scholarship. In particular
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degree (M.D., Ph.D. or equivalent) and must be in a research-oriented postdoctoral training program at an academic, government, or non-profit research institution. Applicants must have more than two years
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and/or internal scholarship funding awarded through a university‐wide competition, if applicable) or until the end of the fifth year of their doctoral program, whichever comes first. Application
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Objective The objective of the BC NEIHR Postdoctoral Fellowships program is to provide funding to Indigenous (First Nations, Métis or Inuit) postdoctoral applicants who wish to conduct research