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Vision Group (PVG) at McGill University and Mila—Quebec Artificial Intelligence Institute, led by Prof. Tal Arbel, seeks Postdoctoral Fellows to advance causal-temporal and probabilistic modeling, 3D
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researcher joining the DIALOG project becomes part of a vibrant international research network, collaborating across neuroscience, psychiatry, linguistics, and computational modeling. The position offers
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to deconstruct brain tumour behaviours into their cellular and molecular building blocks. Our research spans the interface of molecular biology, computational modeling, and clinical imaging, with the aim
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inverse modeling methods, machine learning, and artificial intelligence techniques. Appointment Details: Start date: As early as February 1, 2026. Annual Salary: $52,000 Application review: Ongoing until
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Department Research Support | Guan Academic Group | Applied Biology Program | Faculty of Land and Food Systems Compensation Range $4,333.86 - $5,155.61 CAD Monthly Posting End Date August 13, 2025 Note
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Program research grant, this project brings together complementary expertise of the Zhulyn (Canada), Lagha (France), vanOudenaarden (Netherlands) and Kelleher (US) labs for a team-driven, multidisciplinary
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amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). Projects will involve gut microbiota manipulation and in vivo multiphoton imaging of the brain using animal models of ALS. The desired candidate will have experience in
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Grant (ORF-RE (external link) ). The SSHRC-funded project was launched in 2021 and the objectives of this research are to: 1) expand conceptual models for intergenerational partnerships; 2) investigate
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Grant (ORF-RE (external link) ). The SSHRC-funded project was launched in 2021 and the objectives of this research are to: 1) expand conceptual models for intergenerational partnerships; 2) investigate
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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