Jobs & Appointments

Two PhD-Positions at Bamberg / Germany available in DFG Project “Disinformation, Democracy and Epistemic Breakdown”:

The interdisciplinary project combines political and democratic theory with agent-based modelling to investigate how perceptions of disinformation contribute to distrust and epistemic breakdown in democratic societies.

The MIT Sloan School of Management seeks a full-time Postdoctoral Associate to lead research software development and evaluation for a MGAIC-funded project led by Prof. Hazhir Rahmandad on AI-powered test design for models of socio-technical systems.

We are recruiting a Post-Doctoral Research Associate to join a project researching how to improve emergency communication to the public. To find out more about the project, see: https://www.identitiesandcollectivebehaviour.com/first-responder-communications

Postdoctoral Fellow in Agent-based Human–Earth System Modelling - June 15 [Stockholm Resilience Centre]

University of Bonn is recruiting a PhD researcher (in fact, multiple) within the newly funded DFG Collaborative Research Center “Food System Diversification for Sustainable Nutrition” (FoodDiverse, CR…

3-year Postdoc opportunity in an ERC-funded research project to support the development of a complexity-informed theory of law and finance that can inform climate change policy.

Develop and disseminate AI methods to analyze complex data outputs from ABMs, including structural equation models, regression trees, random forests, CHAID, and AI tools for early-warning and tipping-point detection, to support ABM sensitivity and uncertainty analysis.

Develop and disseminate AI methods to analyze complex data outputs from ABMs, including structural equation models, regression trees, random forests, CHAID, and AI tools for early-warning and tipping-point detection, to support ABM sensitivity and uncertainty analysis.

The task is no less than finding how to promote global cooperation, to tackle socio-environmental crises through systemic change! This search will include tests of already proposed cooperation mechanisms as well as new ones, including those based on multilayer networks. All of this using a video game we’re designing as a large-scale experimental lab—because fun and science should really rhyme.

The Survey Methodology Program at the University of Michigan Survey Research Center is pleased to announce an opening for a Research Assistant Professor.
We are interested in candidates who are developing methods for acquiring and integrating non-traditional data sources and applying AI and emerging technologies to survey methodology and broader social science research methods. Successful candidates will advise and support graduate students in the Michigan Program in Survey and Data Science.