31 programming-language-"UCL"-"UCL" Postgraduate research jobs at University of British Columbia
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Staff - Union Job Category BCGEU Okanagan Support Staff Job Profile BCGEU OK Salaried - Support Services Assistant II Job Title IGS Program and Research Admin Assistant Department UBCO
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to program Director (Teresa Liu-Ambrose) Working Relationship: The position will work directly and report to the Faculty member who is mounting the study. This will involve working with developed systems and
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degree of accuracy and attention to detail. It is preferred if the candidate has a university degree in a relevant discipline. Basic programming skills in MATLAB, Python or related language is valued.
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Minimum Qualifications Completion of a relevant technical program or a university degree in a relevant discipline and a minimum three years of related experience or an equivalent combination of education
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cancer research programs. The successful candidate will be involved in planning and performing experiments in the fields of molecular and cell biology, protein biochemistry and proteomics, antibody
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rewarding career. Job Summary nɬeʔkepmxcín is a Northern Interior Salish language, spoken along the Thompson and Fraser Rivers in British Columbia, Canada. This lab group, hosted at the University of British
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, Genetics or a related field preferred. High degree of computer literacy including familiarity with word processing, spreadsheets. Experience with computer programming languages such as R considered an asset
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(e.g., website, social media, newsletters) Help translate scientific content into plain-language materials Support interviews and story development with researchers and patient partners Contribute
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to UBC as a workplace, and creates the necessary conditions for a rewarding career. Job Summary A summer research assistant is needed to support research activities related to two programs. The first is a
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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