286 postdoc-distributed-algorithms positions at University of British Columbia in Canada
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, and coordinating logistics for events or travel. Assists with routine administrative tasks to ensure the smooth functioning of the Dean’s Office, including mail distribution, supply ordering, document
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, the MDS graduate students and professional programs at UBCO and UBCV. Assists with digital content for promotional materials and social media. Participates in the preparation, editing, and distribution
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-workplace-accessibility or contact the Centre at workplace.accessibility@ubc.ca . With gratitude, we acknowledge that the University of British Columbia Faculty of Medicine and its distributed programs
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Preparing documents, including correspondence, grants, manuscripts, reports, newsletters. Taking, transcribing and distributing minutes related to research activities (i.e. research-related committees
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procedures Assisting in general building shipping and receiving and the distribution of the shipments to the labs Assisting with lab cleanups and setups May supervise Work Learn Students and lower level
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of the Manager, Operations in order of priority. Deals with a variety of confidential and sensitive correspondence. Takes, transcribes and distributes minutes of meetings. Schedules appointments and meetings
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provides direction to distributed ASC teams. 9. Provides high-level strategic oversight for the preparation and review of regular and ad-hoc reporting (monthly, quarterly, and annual) for a portfolio of
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reporting, and optimization of systems for data collection, analysis, and sharing. • Manages study drug distribution according to sponsor protocol and maintains study drug accountability and storage. • Manage
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Investigators). o Maintains regulatory files o Maintains lab documentation for local/central/satellite labs (current certifications, lab normals) o Receives lab reports and distributes to appropriate personnel
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of the Faculty of Forestry. The production and distribution of inaccurate, inconsistent or ineffective information could have a significant detrimental effect on the Faculty’s ability to compete for research