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science. Train within the REACH Institute, one of the nation’s longest-standing prevention science institutions. The program prepares the next generation of substance use prevention scientists to
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Urban Climate Research Center (UCRC), and has a recognized strength in spatial science, AI, human environmental systems, urban systems analysis, earth surface processes, transportation, and urban
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experimental physicist in quantum science, in particular someone advancing quantum sensing and approaches that bridge classical and quantum systems. Research topics of interest include, but are not limited to
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quantitative biology and biophysics. We seek creative researchers interested in developing and applying experimental, theoretical, or computational approaches to understand how biological systems function
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: data science with a focus on database development, data visualization, machine learning with a focus on LLM fine tuning, and/or agentic AI systems (agent orchestration/scaffolding, benchmarking
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with a special focus on network science and complex systems, but a strong modeling background is more important than experience in any particular prior disciplinary focus. The second position will
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as part of the Civic Science Fellows program ( https://civicsciencefellows.org/ ), supported by the Rita Allen Foundation. The Civic Science Fellows program is a cohort-based initiative that supports
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. About the School: SIF offers a unique approach to forensic education, offering students transdisciplinary ways to learn about how technology and science interact with law, legal systems, and legal
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and policies regarding postdoctoral scholars at ASU, please see https://academicpersonnel.asu.edu/postdoc . The successful candidate will join a grant-funded project with ASU and Arizona Administrative
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mathematical modeling with a special focus on network science and complex systems, but a strong modeling background is more important than experience in any particular prior disciplinary focus. The