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, computational social science, psychology) by the starting date of the position. We are looking for outstanding candidates who can demonstrate: A strong record (relative to career stage) of research on political
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results as well as actionable insights for the project's partners and pilot sites. Candidates may come from marketing, consumer behaviour, psychology, behavioural economics, environmental psychology
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soon obtain, a PhD degree in human-computer interaction, computer science, applied artificial intelligence, cognitive psychology, or a related field. You demonstrate strong collaboration skills and the
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, cognitive psychology, or a related field. You demonstrate strong collaboration skills and the ability to acquire new skills and technologies. Outstanding spoken and written communication skills are essential
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Pepa Atanasova (Computer Science), Ingo Zettler (Copenhagen Center for Social Data Science and Department of Psychology), and Egor Starkov (Economics). The project's goal is to build a foundational
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department focused on the diagnosis, treatment, and understanding of mood, anxiety and personality-related psychiatric conditions. The department integrates neuroscience, psychology, epidemiology and
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cognitive science, psychology, computer science, computational social science, consumer research, behavioural economics, complexity science, or another relevant discipline. We envision that you at minimum
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theory with insights from economics, sociology, psychology, and economic geography. Methodologically, the department places considerable emphasis on the solid application of empirical methods, featuring
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economics, economics, psychology, or related fields.). The ideal candidate will have experience with one or more of the following: consumer research on food, sustainability, health, innovation or novel foods
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The Department of Psychology and Behavioural Sciences at Aarhus University invites applications for a full-time, two-year postdoctoral position in quantitative family and intervention research