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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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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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toward the postdoc's chosen trajectory (academic, industry, or otherwise). Anticipated Division of Time Research design, execution, and data analysis: 70% Manuscript and grant/fellowship writing: 15
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, or related fields and the successful applicant must have advanced quantitative and biological skills and an understanding of basic disease dynamics. The work will explore large datasets on bat viruses we have
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support for innovative and impactful scholarship. The position includes structured mentorship from Institute faculty, opportunities to lead collaborative projects, contribute as first authors on
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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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sustainable food systems. We work to elucidate how system structure mediates sustainability outcomes from management change or policy implementation. Our applied work consists of modeling and field-based
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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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sustainable food systems. We work to elucidate how system structure mediates sustainability outcomes from management change or policy implementation. Our applied work consists of modeling and field-based
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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