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for an enthusiastic and motivated postdoctoral associate to conduct experimental and theoretical research that aims to develop the next generation of extrusion processes for flavor removal and texturization of plant
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and colleges. In collaboration with faculty and instructors, the Museum’s educators and curators develop and organize approximately 350 class sessions per academic year in the Museum’s galleries and
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around the world. Position Function This Postdoctoral Associate will propose, develop, and execute an independent empirical research study examining a novel question that gets at the political economy of
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lead analysis and integration of household-level socioeconomic data with production, herd dynamics, and methane emissions datasets to develop and evaluate a dynamic simulation model of smallholder dairy
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University is seeking a highly motivated researcher to develop and apply cutting-edge artificial intelligence approaches for conservation genomics. The successful candidate will lead the development of novel
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formal teaching is expected, but teaching opportunities that benefit the career development of the Rose Fellow can often be arranged. Anticipated Division of Time Conduct independent research to meet
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develop and apply cutting-edge artificial intelligence approaches for conservation genomics. The successful candidate will lead the development of novel AI frameworks that: (i) integrate thousands of genome
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the new Ashley School of the Environment and Global Development. This section is multidisciplinary with emphases in applied ecology, human dimensions of natural resource management, policy/governance
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opportunity to pursue their own research program. No formal teaching is expected, but teaching opportunities that benefit the career development of the Rose Fellow can often be arranged. Anticipated Division
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collaborate on projects conducted at the Cornell Lab and with partners to support their career development. Anticipated Division of Time: Develop methods and quantitative workflows using Cornell Lab data