Assistant Professor in Molecular and Systems Biology of Disease – Carleton University, Ottawa
There is a tenure-track faculty position with the Department of Health Sciences at Carleton University. The Bachelors of Health Sciences undergraduate program, and the graduate (Ph.D. and MSc.) and M.Sc. Health: Science, Technology and Policy graduate programs housed within the Department of Health Sciences (https://carleton.ca/healthsciences/) illustrate the opportunities available in this area of growth and strategic importance at Carleton.
They are currently accepting applications from qualified candidates for tenure-track appointment for Assistant Professor in the broad area of Molecular and Systems Biology of Disease. The closing date is December 31, 2020. Any prospective candidates may email their application to the attention of Chair, Search Committee for the Assistant Professor Position, Department of Health Sciences, Carleton University at healthsciences@carleton.ca
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Volunteer Opportunity: Bioinformatics Research Senior Investigators
Youreka is looking for scientific mentors to help high school students develop research projects. Interested students would act as TAs of sorts, helping high school students (junior investigators) with bioinformatics research. SIs would get trained before the program begins mid-February and would contribute about a couple hours a week for eight weeks to overlook the zoom lectures. The link to apply is yourekacanada.org/senior-investigators-apply.
Postdoctoral Fellowships at the University of Lethbridge
Two openings for the postdoctoral fellows in the area of cellular and molecular biology is available in the Thakor Research Group at the University of Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada.
The projects to be completed fall under the general theme of cellular and molecular biology, with applications to human health, which builds on the expertise in the Thakor lab. In broad terms, the aim of the projects to be explored by the postdoctoral fellows is to investigate the regulation of protein synthesis in stress and oncogenesis.
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