93 computer-programmer-"U.S"-"University-of-St"-"U.S" Fellowship positions at University of British Columbia
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for a duration of one year. To be eligible, the trainee's research program should be directly or closely related to clinical trials. For more detailed information and to access the submission portal
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collaboration with laboratories computational biologists. Lead independent research projects and contribute to collaborative efforts within the lab. Present findings in manuscripts, conferences, and funding
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, offering training and experience in genomics, computational biology, early drug discovery and clinical studies. RESPONSIBILITIES Reporting to Dr. Sam Aparicio, the incumbent will be responsible for: Design
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here . For questions about the program please contact programs@zi.columbia.edu .
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or design sciences related to these areas, and is designed to provide a unique experiential travel program designed by the student. Further Information Full details about the fellowship, including application
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Program has collaborated with faculty, students and universities by recognizing and supporting exceptional PhD students that address focused areas of interest in technology . Interested applicants must be
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organization in need of high-level expertise A professional development curriculum that prepares Elevate fellows for success as leaders in research and industry Fellows progress through the program in a cohort
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was successful in all three funding lines of the German Excellence Initiative and has also been competing successfully in both funding lines of its successor programme, the Excellence Strategy, since
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The College for Life Sciences is a junior program of the Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin (Institute for Advanced Study). It offers excellent early career researchers in the life/natural sciences and
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Update July 10, 2025: SSHRC is longer accepting applications for the SHHRC Postdoctoral Fellowship program. Please refer to the Canada Postdoctoral Research Award program web page for information