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aqeons · 1 year

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Aarhus University, Denmark is seeking online applications for various Postdoctoral Positions at their different Departments. We have compiled a list of postdoc opportunities presently available at Aarhus University, Denmark.

#postdoctoralfellowship #postdocs #postdoc #postdocjobs #postdoctoral #postdoctorate #researchers #researchjob #academic job market #academic job alerts #job #jobalert #jobs #jobseekers #jobvacancy

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xl2sfj9d4lc · 1 year

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cauat · 23 days

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JOB ALERT: MSCA-PF Joint application at the University of Granada (Spain) Department of Prehistory and Archaeology

If anyone is interested in a two-year MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowship at the University of Granada within the field of late antique archaeology, please check this link with the basic information.

#Archaelogy #Acedemia #graduate job #postdoctoral job #late antiquity #if anyone applies and mentions they saw this on tumblr they'll get all my support forever

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medsocionwheels · 3 months

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Data Prep Day!

Finally fully back at work and in R/RStudio today. Today's goal was to set up some basic structural topic models using a dataframe of information about PubMed publications on post-acute COVID-19 sequalae.

No exciting results today, but if you're interested in topic modeling or wrangling data in R, I made a video so you can follow along with me while I code. Not a formal lesson, more of a "come to work with me" thing. Enjoy!

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higherentity · 5 months

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#emma frans #science communicator #Epidemiologist #writer #emma #swedish #postdoctoral researcher #researcher #brain

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faerune · 2 years

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i’m not sure when exactly diana and steve would wanna get married. i feel like steve would be entirely gungho about it during diana’s later years of her bachelor’s but i think she’d want to at least have her master’s before they get engaged

#which they'd be 25/26 then and that's a good age i think #they have their kids late too for obvious reasons #esp because postdoctorate di's probably gunna be doing a lot of traveling for research stints at various facilities until she really #settles into her full time career at NASA #i think when their kids are really young they do a lot of moving around because of that but once they're school age #they finally settle down both jobwise and for the kid's school #ship: i wanna dance with somebody #emily.txt

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educationcompanion · 1 month

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Top Research Areas for Postdoctoral Fellowships in Education

Embark on an exploratory journey into the future of education with our deep dive into the best research areas for postdoctoral fellowships. From the transformative potential of Educational Technology to the inclusive strategies of Inclusive Education, STEM advancements, Teacher Education, and the critical role of Education Policy and Reform, this video is designed for recent Ph.D. graduates and…

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#Postdoctoral Fellowship

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michaelgabrill · 1 month

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NASA Awards Astrophysics Postdoctoral Fellowships for 2024

The highly competitive NASA Hubble Fellowship Program (NHFP) recently named 24 new fellows to its 2024 roster. The program fosters excellence and inclusive leadership in astrophysics by supporting a diverse group of exceptionally promising and innovative early-career astrophysicists. The NHFP enables outstanding postdoctoral scientists to pursue independent research in any area of NASA Astrophysics, using […] from NASA https://ift.tt/IR5pgui

#NASA #space #NASA Awards Astrophysics Postdoctoral Fellowships for 2024 #Michael Gabrill

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aqeons · 1 year

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Postdoctoral Positions at Lund University, Sweden Lund University, Sweden is seeking online applications for various Postdoctoral Researcher Positions at their different Departments.

#postdocjobs #postdoctoralfellowship #postdoc #postdocs #postdoctorate #postdoctoral #academic #jobsearch #jobs #jobvacancy #job hunting #job #researchjob #researchers #research

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scribblesoul-20 · 3 months

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Post-Doctoral Associate in the Center for Artificial Intelligence and Robotics

Job title: Post-Doctoral Associate in the Center for Artificial Intelligence and Robotics Company: New York University Abu Dhabi Job description: Description The Center for Artificial Intelligence and Robotics (CAIR) at NYU Abu Dhabi invites qualified applicants with a doctorate degree in the areas of electrical or computer engineering or computer science, or related fields to apply. A strong…

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nie7027 · 5 months

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My favourite part about reading scientific papers is when I read a part where clearly the author is trying to emphasize something except I don't know if it's good or bad because I don't know jack shit about the topic

And by favourite I mean I HATE THIS SO MUCH

#trying to constantly remind myself im reading work done by postdoctorates SO ITS COMPLETELY NORMAL THAT I DONT UNDERSTAND EVERYTHING #and that i should be glad and that its indeed an amazing feat that i can even understand 70% of it #BUT NO I HATE IT I HATE IT WHEN I DONT UNDERTAND EVERYTHING COMPLETELY AND PERFECTLY #me @ me: at least you arent completely at loss at whats said anymore and you can actually follow the general idea of the work now #me @ me also: KILL KILL MAIM FUCKING DUMBASS DIE DIE DIE

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scarlettjohanssonnf · 6 months

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medsocionwheels · 3 months

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Let's Talk Imposter Syndrome in Academia

Or really, about how it doesn't immediately disappear once that degree is in hand. Sometimes I have to remind myself that grad school is over and I'm the one in charge now.

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tenth-sentence · 6 months

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Hsu had come from Chekiang University in China in 1948 to take a Ph.D at the University of Texas; now a postdoctoral fellow in human cytology at the medical branch of the university in Galveston, he was looking at cell nuclei in preparations of fetal spleen tissue.

"In the Name of Eugenics: Genetics and the Uses of Human Heredity" - Daniel J. Kevles

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sagunpaudel · 7 months

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Postdoctoral Opportunity in Public Health/Global Health

The Norwegian Institute of Public Health’s vision is better health for all. We produce, summarize and communicate knowledge for the public health sector and healthcare services. Our main activities are emergency preparedness, knowledge and infrastructure. Infrastructure comprises registries, health surveys, biobanks and laboratory services. The Institute is a government organization under the…

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#Norwegian Institute of Public Health #Opportunities #Postdoctoral Fellow #Public Health Opportunities

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jcmarchi · 17 days

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Bringing an investigator’s eye to complex social challenges

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Bringing an investigator’s eye to complex social challenges

Anna Russo likes puzzles. They require patience, organization, and a view of the big picture. She brings an investigator’s eye to big institutional and societal challenges whose solutions can have wide-ranging, long-term impacts.

Russo’s path to MIT began with questions. She didn’t have the whole picture yet. “I had no idea what I wanted to do with my life,” says Russo, who is completing her PhD in economics in 2024. “I was good at math and science and thought I wanted to be a doctor.”

While completing her undergraduate studies at Yale University, where she double majored in economics and applied math, Russo discovered a passion for problem-solving, where she could apply an analytical lens to answering the kinds of thorny questions whose solutions could improve policy. “Empirical research is fun and exciting,” Russo says.

After Yale, Russo considered what to do next. She worked as a full-time research assistant with MIT economist Amy Finkelstein. Russo’s work with Finkelstein led her toward identifying, studying, and developing answers to complex questions.

“My research combines ideas from two fields of economic inquiry — public finance and industrial organization — and applies them to questions about the design of environmental and health care policy,” Russo says. “I like the way economists think analytically about social problems.”

Narrowing her focus

Studying with and being advised by renowned economists as both an undergraduate and a doctoral student helped Russo narrow her research focus, fitting more pieces into the puzzle. “What drew me to MIT was its investment in its graduate students,” Russo says.

Economic research meant digging into policy questions, identifying market failures, and proposing solutions. Doctoral study allowed Russo to assemble data to rigorously follow each line of inquiry.

“Doctoral study means you get to write about something you’re really interested in,” Russo notes. This led her to study policy responses to climate change adaptation and mitigation.

“In my first year, I worked on a project exploring the notion that floodplain regulation design doesn’t do a good job of incentivizing the right level of development in flood-prone areas,” she says. “How can economists help governments convince people to act in society’s best interest?”

It’s important to understand institutional details, Russo adds, which can help investigators identify and implement solutions.

“Feedback, advice, and support from faculty were crucial as I grew as a researcher at MIT,” she says. Beyond her two main MIT advisors, Finkelstein and economist Nikhil Agarwal — educators she describes as “phenomenal, dedicated advisors and mentors” — Russo interacted regularly with faculty across the department.

Russo later discovered another challenge she hoped to solve: inefficiencies in conservation and carbon offset programs. She set her sights on the United States Department of Agriculture’s Conservation Reserve Program because she believes it and programs like it can be improved.

The CRP is a land conservation plan administered by USDA’s Farm Service Agency. In exchange for a yearly rental payment, farmers enrolled in the program agree to remove environmentally sensitive land from agricultural production and plant species that will improve environmental health and quality.

“I think we can tweak the program’s design to improve cost-effectiveness,” Russo says. “There’s a trove of data available.” The data include information like auction participants’ bids in response to well-specified auction rules, which Russo links to satellite data measuring land use outcomes. Understanding how landowners bid in CRP auctions can help identify and improve the program’s function.

“We may be able to improve targeting and achieve more cost-effective conservation by adjusting the CRP’s scoring system,” Russo argues. Opportunities may exist to scale the incremental changes under study for other conservation programs and carbon offset markets more generally.

Economics, Russo believes, can help us conceptualize problems and recommend effective alternative solutions.

The next puzzle

Russo wants to find her next challenge while continuing her research. She plans to continue her work as a junior fellow at the Harvard Society of Fellows, after which she’ll join the Harvard Department of Economics as an assistant professor. Russo also plans to continue helping other budding economists since she believes in the importance of supporting other students.

Russo’s advisors are some of her biggest supporters.

Finklestein emphasizes Russo’s curiosity, enthusiasm, and energy as key drivers in her success. “Her genuine curiosity and interest in getting to the bottom of a problem with the data — with an econometric analysis, with a modeling issue — is the best antidote for [the stress that can be associated with research],” Finklestein says. “It’s a key ingredient in her ability to produce important and credible work.”

“She’s also incredibly generous with her time and advice,” Finklestein continues, “whether it’s helping an undergraduate research assistant with her senior thesis, or helping an advisor such as myself navigate a data access process she’s previously been through.”

“Instead of an advisor-advisee relationship, working with her on a thesis felt more like a collaboration between equals,” Agarwal adds. “[She] has the maturity and smarts to produce pathbreaking research.

“Doctoral study is an opportunity for students to find their paths collaboratively,” Russo says. “If I can help someone else solve a small piece of their puzzle, that’s a huge positive. Research is a series of many, many small steps forward.”

Identifying important causes for further investigation and study will always be important to Russo. “I also want to dig into some other market that’s not working well and figure out how to make it better,” she says. “Right now I’m really excited about understanding California wildfire mitigation.”

Puzzles are made to be solved, after all.

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