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with the Center for Avian Population Studies (CAPS, https://www.birds.cornell.edu/home/center-for-avian-population-studies/ ), one of six programmatic units at the Cornell Lab. CAPS is the home of
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practitioners and policymakers, on the epidemiology of heat, wildfire smoke, cold, and other climate-related hazards; how social vulnerability and resilience shape health outcomes from these hazards; and
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hazards; how social vulnerability and resilience shape health outcomes from these hazards; and strategies to mitigate their public health impacts. Our overarching goal is to move along the research
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working experiences, and professional mentorship and support. The postdoctoral associate will be affiliated with the Center for Avian Population Studies (CAPS, https://www.birds.cornell.edu/home/center
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Function The Dillon Lab explores the role of animal-source foods in sustainable food systems. Our work elucidates how system structure mediates sustainability outcomes from management change and policy
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experience and future interests, including their relevance to tutoring data infrastructure and student outcomes. Please articulate your expected alignment with the research themes and goals of the NTO
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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 collaborations with
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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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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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into diverse undergraduate Psychology courses (approximately two courses per year). Additionally, they will assess the effectiveness of these strategies on student engagement, learning outcomes and sense