Hi all,
I would like to share the
following openings at Harvard University's Center for Research on
Computation and Society (CRCS) at the John A Paulson School of
Engineering and Sciences (SEAS):
Openings:
Areas of specific research interest for the 2022-2023 academic year
include conservation and population health. Research in this arena may
involve, among myriad other possibilities, the use of AI for protecting
endangered wildlife, fisheries, and forests; the use of technology to
detect and prevent disease; public health challenges amongst those
experiencing homelessness, pandemic prevention, or strategies to promote
health equity; and ethics and fairness in the application of
technological innovation to societal problems. Privacy and security are
topics that continue to remain of interest to CRCS.
Projects for 2022 fellows will be focused on computational approaches to
population health and conservation and may cover the following areas:
(1) computational public health, such as for tuberculosis and maternal
health, (2) building and analyzing visualization platforms to enhance
experiences for social workers and policy-makers, (3) Innovative
techniques to predict threats to endangered wildlife, (4) projects in
collaboration with colleagues at related interdisciplinary centers, such
as C-Change and HGHI, and (5) other related topics.
For both positions, please reach out to
Hila Bernstein at:
CR...@seas.harvard.edu for additional questions and/or details.
Best,
Shalmali Joshi
CRCS Postdoctoral Fellow
Harvard University