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About the role: Do you want to change the world for the better, and do you believe this can be done through research and education? At the Dyson School of Design Engineering , our motto is “from
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in biomedical engineering and organ-chip technology. The position is being offered in the Division of Thoracic Surgery of the Department of Surgery and the Cancer Research Program at the RI-MUHC, with
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-edge interdisciplinary project aims to understand charge transport in the natural mineral feldspar, unlocking new ways of measuring the rates of Earth surface processes — from weathering and erosion
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About the role: Do you want to change the world for the better, and do you believe this can be done through research and education? At the Dyson School of Design Engineering , our motto is “from
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live in. The Department of Engineering (DoE) is a dynamic, interdisciplinary group engaged in civil, electrical and mechanical engineering, driving forward innovative research and solutions. It also has
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Grant LUMIN. This cutting-edge interdisciplinary project aims to understand charge transport in the natural mineral feldspar, unlocking new ways of measuring the rates of Earth surface processes — from
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aligned to the Science Team of Plant, Food & Sustainability. Current research is focused on field- and controlled environment grown horticultural crop physiology, cropping systems and management practices
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Senior Researcher in Synthetic Biology and Metabolic Engineering of power-to-X utilizing Microorg...
. We are seeking a Senior Researcher to lead pioneering work in synthetic biology and metabolic engineering, with a particular focus on non-model prokaryotic microorganisms capable of utilizing power
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, electrical engineering, nanotechnology, mechanical engineering, or a closely related field Language Proficiency: Excellent written and spoken English communication skills Motivation: Passion for research and
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CRISPR tools to correct or model the defective genomic DNA, and further deliver these newly-engineered editors into targeted organs to correct the corresponding phenotypes. The current disease models