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Postdoctoral Fellow to join the Tang Lab. The Tang Lab (https://tangxinlab.org/ ) works at the intersection of AI-driven automation, self-driving laboratories, and scientific discovery, in close collaboration
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Fellow to join the Tang Lab. The Tang Lab (https://tangxinlab.org/ ) develops interpretable and autonomous artificial intelligence (AI) systems for biological and biomedical research. Our neuroscience
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Staff - Non Union Job Category Non Union Technicians and Research Assistants Job Profile Non Union Salaried - Research Assistant /Technician 3 Job Title Research and Program Assistant Department
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Laboratory Science (BMLSc)) and graduate (MSc, PhD) levels with the graduate program, one of the largest in the Faculty of Medicine, which has been recognized by UBC for its quality. The Department plays a
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Western Research , on behalf of the Vice-President (Research), invites applications from all eligible individuals for Western’s Postdoctoral Fellowships Program. This program is administered by
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related to recruitment and retention https://equity.ubc.ca/about/inclusion-action-plan/inclusion-action-plan-what-we-heard/. Equity and diversity are essential to academic excellence. An open and diverse
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UBC Faculties of Medicine and Science, and Vancouver Coastal Health Research Institute. The research laboratory of BioAugmentative Interfaces Lab (https://bioauglab.med.ubc.ca/) at ICORD is led by Dr
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join the Tang Lab. The Tang Lab (https://tangxinlab.org/ ) develops explainable, autonomous, and multimodal artificial intelligence (AI) systems to advance biological discovery. Our research integrates
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engineering, creating new knowledge, new academic and training programs, and fostering translation and innovation. Its vision is to transform health and healthcare for all, achieved through innovative research
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researchers will be co-advised by UBC professors and Hakai scientists to develop projects that synthesize the information coming in from the monitoring program, as well as provide complementary theory