59 phd-in-computational-mechanics Postgraduate positions at University of British Columbia
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View All Awards Deadline Likely in December 2025 Annual Value $500 lump sum per graduate student per degree program Citizenship Canadian Permanent Resident International Degree Level Masters
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- Michael Smith Foreign Study Supplements (CGS-MSFSS) Program supports high-calibre Canadian graduate students in building global linkages and international networks through the pursuit of exceptional
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collaborate with a team of lab members at the Djavad Mowafaghian Centre for Brain Health on a project investigating cerebrovascular function, pericytes, cell death mechanisms, and neuroinflammation. The Centre
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Computer Engineering. Students from her very first PhD graduate in 1985 to current lab members expressed deep appreciation for her profound generosity of time and spirit, unwavering commitment to research
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highly motivated Research Assistant/Tech 3 to support PROGENITER, a multi-year research program to develop therapeutics that target infectious diseases at an accelerated pace. The successful candidate will
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This position reports to Dr. Bruce Carleton. Additional guidance will be provided from other administrative and research-oriented staff including the Program Manager and Clinical Research Coordinators. Work
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- Alter variables on a computer tracking program. Other - Develop standardized procedures for activities that research assistants perform within the unit. - Work in an office shared with other VEC staff
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at UBCs Djavad Mowafaghian Centre for Brain Health. This work is completed within an office with a computer and required supplies. Organizational Status The Research Assist/Technician II reports to and is
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associated laboratory at UBCs Djavad Mowafaghian Centre for Brain Health. This work is completed within an office with a computer and required supplies. Organizational Status The Research Assist/Technician II
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career. Job Summary The Research Assistant will work on a variety of projects within the Men's Health Research (MHR) program (http://menshealthresearch.ubc.ca/ ), including the Reducing Male Suicide