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Description Dr. Jordan Guenette is currently recruiting highly motivated students for PhD positions starting in January 2026 or September 2026 in human exercise and respiratory physiology
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PhD Thesis position in Composite Magnetic Materials and Embedded Magnetic Core power Inductors for Integrated Voltage Regulators in High-Performance ComputingContract: Full Time/Fixed Term for three
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observing, data reduction and analysis, instrumentation and software development, modelling and simulations) involving instrumentation for or astronomical datasets from radio telescopes. Demonstrated radio
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management and thus to a higher overall system efficiency. This PhD research project targets the development of novel composite magnetic materials and package-embedded power magnetic core inductors based
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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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spatial omics datasets. The position will also contribute to multi-modal data integration efforts that combine imaging, genomics, and machine learning approaches. Key Responsibilities Data Processing
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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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literature review and qualitative methods. Ability to work underpresure. Excellent time management skills. A PhD in the field related to the study is preferred Before applying, please note that to work
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the supervision of Dr. Robert Froese. This PhD student will address the DIVERSE project theme focused on the assessment and mapping of functional diversity and redundancy at the national scale, using remote sensing