36 postdoctoral-computer-optimization Postgraduate research jobs at University of British Columbia
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in response to program policy changes. Coordinates and publicizes graduate student research seminars. Research Administrative support to the Manager, Research, Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies, and
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The Public Humanities Hub Graduate and Postdoctoral Research Grant program aims to provide support for interdisciplinary, innovative and/or experimental public humanities graduate and postdoctoral
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The Public Humanities Hub Graduate Research Fellowship program aims to provide support for interdisciplinary, innovative and/or experimental public humanities graduate research projects, imagined
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the respective groups. Work Performed Design, optimize and perform complex animal techniques, including surgical procedures (both simple and advanced), sample collection and development of new methods Oversee and
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tissues, and blood sampling Analyze and present complex data to other lab members and the Principal Investigator. Develop and optimize protocols and standard operating procedures (SOPs) for developing
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highly motivated Research Assistant/Tech 3 to support PROGENITER, a multi-year research program to develop therapeutics that target infectious diseases at an accelerated pace. The successful candidate will
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training on GF procedures to the Gnoto Manager, as needed. Monitor for, assess and report any GF specific health conditions to ensure optimal colony health. Prepare supplies required for GF colonies, with
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obtained from the experiments and preparing reports. The successful candidate will work closely with engineers from industry, and supervised jointly by field engineers and by senior (postdoctoral and
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equipped with telephone, computer and furniture will be provided. The position is in the School of Population and Public Health (SPPH), which is in the Faculty of Medicine at the University of British
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of the data and accuracy of data reporting for use in publication and grant applications. Errors in judgement or decisions could negative impact on the faculty member’s research program, and by extension