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candidates with plans to develop a research program involving mining of large-scale data and/or cancer prevention (even if they have not explicitly worked on cancer prevention before). Candidate selected will
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Princeton University, PIIRS Fellowship ID: Princeton University -PIIRS -PIIRSPDRA [#30362] Fellowship Title: Postdoctoral Research Associate, PIIRS Postdoctoral Fellowship Program Fellowship Type
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scope and timeline, and requiring significant cross campus planning, collaboration, and execution. The Director will develop the communications plan, working with communications staff and campus partners
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Qualifications: • Budgetary management experience • Demonstrated creative ability in program development • Experience with establishing new programs and/or initiatives • Demonstrated ability with web-based
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development experience (e.g., Python, R, JavaScript, etc.) - Research experience in psychology or neuroscience - Excellent organizational skills, intellectual curiosity, and community orientation Review
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- Programming, statistical, and/or web development experience (e.g., Python, R, JavaScript, etc.) - Research experience in psychology or neuroscience - Excellent organizational skills, intellectual curiosity, and
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development experience (e.g., Python, R, JavaScript, etc.) - Research experience in psychology or neuroscience - Excellent organizational skills, intellectual curiosity, and community orientation Review
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Princeton University, PIIRS Fellowship ID: Princeton University -PIIRS -PDRA [#30207] Fellowship Title: Postdoctoral Research Associate, PIIRS Postdoctoral Fellowship Program Location: Princeton
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software delivery f) big data visualization g) cloud computing h) web application development i) NetCDF and Zarr data models f) earth system model development. Experience with software development, analysis
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Program, with a focus on operations at the new Hopewell Research Facility (HRF). In this role, you will collaborate with EHS staff, faculty, researchers, and students to promote a safe research environment