If you are interested in joining a dynamic\u00a0interdisciplinary team and you are a self-motivated, unusually creative, and highly competitive individual with excellent oral and written communication skills, then we hope you will apply to join the Network Dynamics Lab!\u00a0 Every year we add new researchers to the team that are seeking\u00a0an environment where they can be challenged and can push the envelope of research on engineering change in networks of industrial and societal importance. \u00a0PhD graduates of the\u00a0Network Dynamics Lab go on to do great things as faculty, entrepreneurs, and industry leaders; please check out the PhD & Postdoc Alumni<\/a> page to learn more.<\/b><\/p>\n Postdoctoral Fellow<\/span><\/strong> \u2013 A postdoctoral fellow position is currently available in\u00a0the Network Dynamics Lab of the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering to perform research in the broad area of urban sustainability and resilience theory, development, and application. Qualified candidates must hold a Ph.D. in Engineering, Statistics, Computer Science, or a related analytical field, and have a strong background in large-scale data and\/or graph analytics, and data visualization, as well as a strong interest in applying these approaches to address significant urban sustainability and resilience issues (e.g., dynamics of energy efficiency in and across buildings or urban resilience perturbed by\u00a0extreme events). Candidates with interest and experience in analysis at the intersection of engineered, natural, and human networked systems are especially encouraged to apply. Strong candidates will have a demonstrated track record of publishing high-quality research in leading peer-reviewed journals. Additional\u00a0details about this position are available\u00a0here<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n PhD Student <\/span><\/strong> \u2013 We are always seeking excellent PhD students and 1-2 new PhD students join\u00a0the Network Dynamics Lab every year. Successful candidates will either have strong interest and expertise in an existing research area\u00a0of the Lab or one of the following areas of emerging Lab activity in modeling and analysis of energy, communication, health, and social interaction systems across building, community, and urban scales with respect to sustainability or resilience:<\/p>\n Strong scientific programming, visualization, and database management skills are required for these positions.<\/p>\n To express your interest in joining the Lab as a PhD student, please fill out and submit the form below.\u00a0We receive many expressions of interest and cannot respond to all requests. \u00a0To enable us to evaluate your fit as a potential team member in\u00a0the Lab, please complete the following form and submit the requested information, or email the same information to Dr. Taylor<\/strong><\/a>\u00a0with “NDL Openings” in the title of the email. \u00a0Candidates must apply to Georgia Tech to be considered as a prospective member of the Lab.<\/p>\n The Georgia Institute of Technology is an Equal Opportunity\/Affirmative Action employer, and applications from women and under-represented minorities are encouraged.<\/em><\/p>\n <\/p> Current Openings<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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