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worldwide, leveraging industry-standard tools and technologies to ensure the quality and reliability of the developed prototype hardware implementation. Qualifications: PhD in Electronics/Computer Engineering
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simulations and data analysis, detector and electronics R&D, and experiment-related operations, including: Participating in data collection including shift-taking at PSI Participating in detector and experiment
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identifying avenues to escape these traps. Qualifications: The successful candidate will have:-A PhD by the time they begin the position.-A background in group concept/interrelationship mapping and/or network
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closely with researchers at McGill and partners worldwide, leveraging industry-standard tools and technologies to ensure the quality and reliability of the developed systems. Qualifications: PhD in
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University of British Columbia | Northern British Columbia Fort Nelson, British Columbia | Canada | 19 days ago
: · PhD in Mathematical Biology, Ecological Modeling, Economics, Fisheries Science, or a related field. · Strong background in ecological and/or economic modeling, population dynamics, and quantitative
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at MUN features state-of-the-art medical laboratories equipped with high-resolution confocal imaging, a Seahorse analyzer for metabolic profiling, flow sorters and cytometers, an electron microscopy suite
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. Experience in experimental design and method optimization. Experience with proposal writing and preparing technical reports. Qualifications: PhD in a related field obtained within the last 5 years. Minimum
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on campus, so candidates with Canadian status will be given preferences. Qualifications: A PhD degree in Economics, Marketing, Biostatistics/Statistics, or a related field, strong computing/programming and
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teams within uOttawa’s growing neuroscience community. Qualifications: PhD in neuroscience or a related field. Experience with molecular biology, RNAseq, and mouse behavior Experience with coding is an
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A PhD position is available in the laboratory of Dr. Numa Dancause at the Université de Montréal, Department of Neurosciences. Our group investigates the mechanisms underlying movement control