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from the PI, and tailored support for career development toward the postdoc's chosen trajectory (academic, industry, or otherwise). Anticipated Division of Time: • Research design, execution, and data
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Position Description The Department of History at Cornell University invites applications for a two-year postdoctoral fellowship (appointment title: Postdoctoral Associate). Preferred area of research is pre-1800 History with an emphasis either on religions or on climate and environment, but...
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climate change, water-food-energy security, infrastructure systems/sustainability, and smart-grid. In addition, study areas include, but are not limited to, human behavior, human-system interaction, and
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start at least part-time as early as September 2026. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis, and candidates seeking a later start date will also be considered. Selected postdocs will work with a
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, grant-funded research aligned with the lab's mission. This position will be based in Ithaca, NY. Postdoc position responsibilities will include: Conduct epidemiological and statistical analyses of large
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, NY. Postdoc position responsibilities will include: • Conduct epidemiological and statistical analyses of large complex datasets • Develop final publishable-quality tables and figures for inclusion in
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tractable research question that the postdoc can independently pursue. Project Requirements: Novel research questions that reckon with political economy of tech in a creative way. Preference will be given
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working across all programs, and we strive to provide a supportive and collaborative environment for postdocs that fosters personal growth and career advancement. Rose Postdocs are competitive postdoctoral
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for postdocs that fosters personal growth and career advancement. Rose Postdocs are competitive postdoctoral fellowship awards that support innovative, independent research by early career scholars
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tractable research question that the postdoc can independently pursue. Project Requirements: Novel research questions that reckon with political economy of tech in a creative way. Preference will be given