25 algorithm-development Postgraduate research jobs at University of British Columbia
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working with developed systems and procedures, following direction from the Director of the AMC research program. Work Performed Act as the contact person for the VGH Falls Clinic, part of the AMC Lab, and
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term. Job Summary One position is available for motivated and industrially oriented individual to support the team’s research and development efforts, headed by the UBC Department of Chemical and
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surveillance, research and knowledge development, knowledge synthesis, translation and education, and public information for the support of evidence-based, effective prevention measures. Injury prevention in
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project partners. Identifies issues with project and suggests solutions. Develops timelines to ensure tasks are completed on time, reports on progress, and troubleshoots to ensure deadlines are met. May be
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to assist in the overall functioning of an immunology research laboratory and provide support in research projects related to developing regulatory T cell therapies for application in autoimmunity
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staining and microscopy, development of mouse models, and experimental therapeutics. Immediate projects involve support for sarcoma research programs studying desmoplastic round cell tumor, synovial sarcoma
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grant over 5 years to develop a nation-wide pediatric diabetes registry. Dr. Shazhan Amed is the principal investigator (PI) and UBC is the coordinating centre for this nation-wide project. The RA will
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, Legacy of Airway Health. Work Performed Participating in research and implementation science projects related to asthma and COPD prevention and care that include protocol development, ethics board
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to show judgment and decision-making, which has the potential to impact the reputation of the BC-PHCRN Lab, and the opportunity for future research development. The direction of the research initiatives
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to impact the reputation of the BC-PHCRN Lab, and the opportunity for future research development. The direction of the research initiatives will be discussed at regular meetings with Drs. Dev and Wong and