32 wireless-sensor-networks Fellowship research jobs at University of British Columbia
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transportation operations and network modelling, accessibility analysis, data analysis (statistics and/or machine learning methods), and spatial mapping. Because the work will involve multiple years of daily
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Objective The objective of the BC NEIHR Postdoctoral Fellowships program is to provide funding to Indigenous (First Nations, Métis or Inuit) postdoctoral applicants who wish to conduct research within a British Columbia (BC) host institution. Recipients of these fellowships demonstrate...
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networks and performing GRN inference, Single-cell RNA-seq, perturb-seq, and/or other transcriptomic analysis, Next generation sequencing and bioinformatics analysis, Machine learning/AI; making, evaluating
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one of Canada’s leading cancer research institutes. Access to state-of-the-art single-cell, sequencing, and bioinformatics infrastructure. Extensive opportunities for career development, networking, and
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poisoning in emergency departments using data derived from the Canadian Emergency Department Research Network. The incumbent may also have the opportunity to participate in real-world drug safety and
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emergency departments using data derived from the Canadian Emergency Department Research Network. The incumbent may also have the opportunity to participate in real-world drug safety and surveillance research
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Black and Indigenous scholars face the additional challenges of racism and systems structured implicitly or explicitly to protect others’ privilege. Supportive mentorship and network-building can be
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the CIFAR Multiscale Human Program (MHU), providing access to a global network of collaborators and resources at the frontier of human developmental and computational biology. This post-doctoral fellow
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Human Program (MHU), providing access to a global network of collaborators and resources at the frontier of human developmental and computational biology. This post-doctoral fellow position focuses
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laboratory of Dr. Bruce Carleton and the multi-centre research team of the Canadian Pharmacogenomics Network for Drug Safety (CPNDS). We are seeking scientists to lead research projects with a specific focus