108 parallel-computing-numerical-methods Fellowship research jobs at University of British Columbia
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Paused until further notice. York University is pleased to announce the third cycle of the Provost’s Postdoctoral Fellowships for Black and Indigenous scholars. This program was created to address
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the Zandstra Stem Cell Bioengineering Laboratory The Zandstra Lab, develops integrated computational and experimental approaches to enable advanced therapies from renewable sources. With expertise in
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Applications are invited for a two-year postdoctoral fellowship supported by the collaborative research and training program Pacific Rim Ocean Data Mobilization and Technology (PRODIGY) and the
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Cell Bioengineering Laboratory The Zandstra Lab, develops integrated computational and experimental approaches to enable advanced therapies from renewable sources. With expertise in quantitative
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of the carbon footprint avoiding repeated training with each change in the dataset. The project is funded through NSERC offering a postdoctoral position in the Computer Science department, University of British
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of supporting therapeutic-grade T-cell development. Environment and Collaboration This position is embedded in a dynamic, interdisciplinary team comprising computational biologists, bioengineers, and
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, interdisciplinary team comprising computational biologists, bioengineers, and immunologists. The candidate will have access to advanced platforms for single-cell and spatial omics, 3D tissue modeling, bioreactors
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, StrokeCog can leverage CANTRAIN’s online tools, learning-management systems, training programs and its college of mentors. Applicants apply to the StrokeCog fellowship program through the CANTRAIN portal
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The Department of Orthopaedics is seeking a full-time Postdoctoral Research Fellow to investigate innovative techniques for sports monitoring using advanced wearable sensors and analytical methods
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of Orthopaedics is seeking a full-time Postdoctoral Research Fellow to investigate innovative techniques for sports monitoring using advanced wearable sensors and analytical methods. The UBC Department