A one year, full time Research Associate position is available in the Botany Department at the University of British Columbia. This position is to investigate the relationships between signaling, cell proliferation, and developmental regulation in Arabidopsis.

Studentships available for excellent candidates interested in pursuing research in protein structure and function. The Training Program will (a) train students in key technologies and (b) provide a research environment where the student can apply these skills to important topics in scientific and health research.

We believe that future biopharmaceutical activity and faculty demand will be in the areas of common diseases, such as infectious diseases, atopy and autoimmunity. Due to the multifactorial character of these diseases, tomorrow's researchers are expected to work in multidisciplinary teams of scientists. Multidisciplinary approaches to scientific problems have long been advocated and successfully implemented by the McGill Centre for the Study of Host Resistance.