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rural Michigan communities have adapted to decades of workplace automation in manufacturing and agriculture. Working across three case counties, the postdoc will conduct sustained observational fieldwork
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as a material to enhance sustainability in packaging applications, but this material is highly variable and its post-processed material properties are unpredictable. We intend to investigate various
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to review online . Candidates are required to contact potential faculty mentors before applying, as each faculty mentor will need to fill out a sponsor form for applicants to be considered. COMMUNITY
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and C++ programming language. Special consideration will be given to candidates who are familiar with the open-source finite element library FeNiCS, brain finite element modeling, medical image
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. in a related field and have lead-author publications in top-tier journals, excellent communication and organizational skills, and the ability to work independently within a research team. Expertise in
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of digital infrastructures with a particular interest in the role of policy, the information flows enabled by these systems, and their economic and social implications for individuals and communities. Our team
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. Support departmental websites, social media, campus visits, and outreach events. Engage with students, families, industry partners, and community organizations to promote departmental programs and
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both R and/or Python. Ability to collaborate and clearly communicate with stakeholders, state and federal agency biologists, university scientists, and non-governmental conservation organizations
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in analytic and statistical methods. - Excellent and credible communication skills (written, oral) across diverse audiences and contexts. - Evidence of strong collaborative and teamwork skills. Equal
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resourced communities on sensitive topics is also preferred. Additional preferred qualifications include demonstrated writing and dissemination skills and experience with team collaboration. Required