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: 282551680 Postdoctoral Research Associate/Research Program in Development Economics (RPDE) D-26-SPI-00010 | Research | Princeton School of Public and International Affairs The Research Program in Development
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The Research Program in Development Economics (RPDE) at Princeton University's School of Public and International Affairs invites applications for two Postdoctoral Research Associate positions
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Science and Engineering, or a related area is required. The position will involve developing models and algorithms for the evolution of inorganic aerosols in the atmosphere, building upon the research
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, 2026) in Psychology with demonstrated expertise in gender development. Applicants should have expertise in video coding (e.g., Datavyu), longitudinal data analysis (e.g., RI-CLPM, growth-curve analysis
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, the administrative and informational technologies enabling the development of property, and the religious and moral aspects of poverty and ownership. Intellectual, environmental, and economic historians, as
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of individual and collective ownership and resistance to them, the administrative and informational technologies enabling the development of property, and the religious and moral aspects of poverty and ownership
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; biodiversity; conservation; environmental science and policy; infectious disease and global health; and sustainable development in impoverished and resource-challenged regions of the world. The Term
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as impatience and present bias) and their causes and political consequences. The individual will work on aspects of the project that may include analysis of existing survey datasets, development
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may include software package creation and maintenance, data engineering, development and/or implementation of advanced statistical methodologies, and supporting research on high performance and cloud
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-CHM-00003. The successful candidate will adapt a dual-frequency comb laser for use in conjunction with a unique tip-enhanced spectroscopy instrument, currently under development in Prof. Rabitz's lab