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approaches (based on functional programming abstractions) to optimize the implementation of machine learning models and other digital signal processing algorithms on a specific FPGA architecture to fit within
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to understand the needs, experiences and challenges of people with rare musculosleketal conditions. Conduct quantitative analysis on functional outcomes for descriptive and modelling purposes. Partner with
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University of British Columbia | Northern British Columbia Fort Nelson, British Columbia | Canada | 25 days ago
Description Two Postdoctoral Positions at The University of British Columbia Department: Mathematics (A) Postdoctoral research fellow in mathematical modelling and control theory in sustainable fisheries
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: Synthesize small molecules, produce samples of proteins and nucleic acids Characterization using a variety of biophysical methods including in silico modeling, ITC and UV-Vis spectroscopy Perform medicinal
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via GitHub repository) in statistical analysis and modelling using R or Python with open source code Experience with high performance computing environments, particularly Digital Alliance Canada
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oncologists, radiation oncologists, …) towards the overall aim of enabling precision theranostics radiopharmaceutical therapies (RPTs) via advanced computational oncology and pharmacokinetic modeling. Our
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The Notta laboratory is located at the Princess Margaret Cancer Centre (Toronto, Canada) and is associated with the Medical Biophysics program at the University of Toronto. Our research program is
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shaping justice access? Systemic and structural issues: How do funding models and institutional practices affect the delivery of bilingual legal services? What are the structural causes of linguistic
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working with Environment Canada to build better species distribution models that include species interactions and connectivity. The postdoc will develop professionally by learning new statistical techniques
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focuses on repetitive, mild traumatic brain injuries during adolescence and the unique consequences on neuroinflammation using mouse and rat models. Dr. Nguyen’s research program investigates the pathogenic