Simon Fraser University Offers Funded Research Positions for Arctic Monitoring Project
What happened
Simon Fraser University is offering funded Master’s and PhD research opportunities through its Synthetic Aperture Radar Laboratory in British Columbia. The laboratory is recruiting for a project titled Enhancement of SAR Research Methods to Identify and Create Community-Centric Mapping Applications for Canada’s North. This project aims to develop improved radar-based monitoring systems for northern Canadian communities.
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Why it matters
The opportunities are part of an NSERC Alliance-funded project developed with Canadian technology company MDA. The positions offer annual stipends starting at CAD 28,000 for Master’s students and CAD 32,000 for PhD students, with funding guaranteed for two years for Master’s students and four years for PhD students.
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Who's involved
- Simon Fraser UniversityConducting the research and offering funded Master’s and PhD positions
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Simon Fraser University
public research university in Greater Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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