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- Heat and Health Applications of Statistical Downscaling Description: Princeton University's Atmospheric and Oceanic (AOS) Sciences Program, in cooperation with NOAA's Geophysical Fluid Dynamics
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relevant science or engineering field prior to starting this position is required. Candidates from subsets of fields including atmospheric and climate sciences, computer science, physics and applied
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involve exploring the impacts of stratospheric aerosols on global radiation, stratospheric chemistry and circulation, and global climate and extremes, principally using a hierarchy of climate modeling
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/ norms, climate, gender, political participation, bureaucracy etc.) The position involves a variety of tasks that provide excellent preparation for graduate school or work in a data science career. Work
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, molecular biology, biochemistry, physics, computer science, and genetics. The term of appointment is based on rank. Positions at the postdoctoral rank are for one year with the possibility of renewal
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, business rules, functional nuances and context. The position will work with IT data engineering teams to translate and incorporate the model into central integrated analytics to be used for analysis
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provide excellent preparation for graduate school or work in a data science career. Work includes tasks such as conducting advanced econometric analysis and preparing results tables, managing large data
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longstanding leader in the science and innovation behind the development of fusion energy â” a clean, safe, and virtually limitless energy source. With an eye on the future and in response to national priorities
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for recent Doctoral degree graduates in Economics or Political Science seeking an applied research position. Essential Requirements include: *Doctoral degree in economics or political science. *Academic
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, developmental biology, neurobiology and/or genomics. Successful applicants will be energetic and organized team players who can maintain independent research projects and have a desire to learn, troubleshoot, and