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of Computing and Information Science under the direction of Principal Investigator Rene Kizilcec. The NTO is a collaboration among Cornell University, Carnegie Mellon University, and the Massachusetts Institute
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) works at the intersection of molecular engineering, genomics, and computational biology, and develops precision medicine technologies, several already in clinical use, for infectious, immune, and
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internationally) Requirements: The successful candidate should have the following qualifications: • PhD in Epidemiology, Data Science, Applied Mathematics, Computer Science, Statistics, Public Health, Economics or
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have access to raw eBird data (> 2 billion observations) and the ability to engage with the eBird Status and Trends modeling team. We will also provide access to high-performance computing resources and
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, operations research, or statistics). An ideal candidate would have proficient programming skills and demonstrated experience in computational modeling (particularly integrated assessment or power systems
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to engage with the eBird Status and Trends modeling team, access to high-performance computing resources, and opportunities to collaborate with researchers from other programs at Cornell University. In
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studies will also be considered. Computational methods, content analysis, surveys, and other methods can be used complementarily, but should not be the primary method. Viable path towards access
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information on application materials is available at https://www.birds.cornell.edu/home/postdoctoral-scholars-program/ Applications will be reviewed starting September 9th, 2026 and applicants are strongly
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://hu.wicmb.cornell.edu/ The Postdoctoral Associate will contribute to a research program focused on molecular and cellular mechanisms of neurodegeneration, particularly amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), frontotemporal
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reflection upon their practice as a museum educator and maintain an active research profile. In close collaboration with faculty partners, they will also program rotating displays in the Johnson Museum’s new