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, applied mathematics, statistics, computer science, strong gravity, condensed matter theory, particle physics, quantum fields & strings, quantum gravity, quantum foundations, quantum Appl Deadline: 2026/01
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) discipline (includes computer science and mathematics). Secure a supervisor (and co-supervisor, if applicable) who has a full-time budgetary tenure-stream appointment or a status-only appointment at
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methods to our cancer clinics in Canada (Vancouver, Victoria, and Kelowna) and beyond. Requirements: The ideal candidate will have a PhD in medical physics, computer science, biomedical engineering
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advanced degree (PhD) in physics, applied mathematics, chemistry or electrical engineering, and should have a background in experimental quantum systems. Experience with magnetic resonance, Hamiltonian
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discoveries. The program is looking for the brightest minds in the natural sciences, mathematics, engineering, and computing who are interested in broadening their horizons. Candidates to be Schmidt Science
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medical physics, computer science, biomedical engineering, electrical engineering, applied mathematics, or a related field; or an MD with significant research experience and deep familiarity with AI
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imaging QUALIFICATIONS Successful applicants will have: a PhD in medical physics, computer science, biomedical engineering, electrical engineering, applied mathematics, or a related field; or an MD with
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. The candidate should be independent and have the ability to develop and pursue new, creative research ideas. The position is funded through the NSERC Discovery Grants program. Qualifications PhD and related
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More Topics #jobs The Transformative Quantum Technologies (TQT) program at the University of Waterloo has several openings for Postdoctoral Fellowships (PDFs). These prestigious positions
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environment allows for translation of novel methods to our cancer clinics in Canada (Vancouver, Victoria, and Kelowna) and beyond. Requirements: The ideal candidate will have a PhD in computational modeling