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to bilingualism and OLMCs legal realities? What educational pathways and incentives exist to train bilingual legal professionals? How do legal education and continuing professional development programs support
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the Quantum Science Accelerator, a US Department of Energy funded research network, and CIFAR's quantum information program. To find out more about the group and the advantages of joining it, visit our website
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related field. Proficiency in one or more of the following: in vivo electrophysiology, two-photon imaging, animal surgery, behavioral design, programming languages (Python/MATLAB), and data analysis
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the other country. Awards are offered in partnership with Mitacs’s Canadian academic partners (and, in some cases, with Mitacs’s international partners) and are subject to available funding. Program Overview
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://www.schenlabuottawa.com/ Key Responsibilities: Lead a project that identifies the roles of specialized gene expression programs in distinct excitatory and inhibitory neuron subtypes during motor learning. Utilize in vivo
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current BCM postdocs, and learn about research, career development and support resources designed to help you reach your professional goals. Virtual Programming from the Office of Postdoctoral Affairs will
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The Provost’s Program for Interdisciplinary Postdoctoral Scholars provides funding to emerging scholars who are prepared to engage in cutting-edge, interdisciplinary research at the University
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The Provost’s Program for Black and Indigenous Postdoctoral Scholars will contribute to the reduction of barriers for Black and Indigenous scholars in a supportive environment that fosters
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The Postdoctoral Fund is currently accepting applications for 2025, and applications from this round will be funded by the Bruce Mitchell Research Program . The next round of funding is anticipated to commence in
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leading comprehensive innovation university. Integral to this path is the placement of equity, diversity and inclusion as fundamental to our institutional culture. Our current academic plan outlines each