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communications with broader research team Qualifications: Proven work experience as a Research Assistant or similar role is an asset. Excellent administrative skills Knowledge of research methods, in particular
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electron microscopy using a transmission electron microscopy (TEM) and a scanning electron microscopy (SEM). Experience developing new or existing electron microscopy instrumentation or methods. Significant
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peoples and the interface of land/body-dance and intergeneration, particularly from a trans-continental perspective. - Expertise on Qualitative Methods, particularly in thematic analysis Knowledge
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. Familiarity with qualitative research methods. Attention to detail and strong organizational skills. Proficiency in NVivo or a willingness to learn quickly. Strong written and verbal communication skills
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healthy control subjects based on diffusion MRI and structural MRI images; Writing reports and/or manuscripts with details of the methods and results. Qualifications: The ideal candidate holds a Master’s
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-viral gene delivery methods. Data Analysis and Interpretation: Rigorously analyze experimental data, interpret results, and present findings to internal research teams and at scientific conferences
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study Students must be enrolled in, have applied for, or will apply for full-time admission to an eligible graduate program. Eligible graduate program must have a significant research component. A
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) Extremal combinatorics Emma Stirling-Cameron Doctor of Philosophy in Population and Public Health (PhD) Criminalizing migration: A mixed-methods evaluation of the impacts of deterrence-based immigration
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of Genocide Xuyan Tang Doctor of Philosophy in Measurement, Evaluation and Research Methodology (PhD) How scoring methods impact validity of psychological measures? Haley Hrymak Doctor of Philosophy in Law (PhD
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of computational in silico methods for chemical risk assessment Rapichan Phurisamban Doctor of Philosophy in Resources, Environment and Sustainability (PhD) Relationalities and River Flows: Toward a Socially