Winter Quarter CSDE Computational Demography Working Group (1/15 – 3/12/25)
CSDE Migration and Settlements Working Group (next meeting 1/13/25)
*New* MR 2025 Conference Call for Abstracts and Workshops (1/20/25)
MR 2025 (for Managed Retreat, or Mobility and Resilience) will take place from in New York City from June 16-18, 2025. The conference addresses a range of topics beyond retreat, including other responses to climate risks such as voluntary or seasonal migration, adaptation in place, public policy, housing, insurance markets, green infrastructure, and resilience-building. The call for abstracts and for sessions and workshop proposals is available here.
Assistant or Associate Professor, Maternal Health – Johns Hopkins School of Public Health (1/15/25)
Assistant or Associate Professor, Population Health Methods and Measurement – Johns Hopkins School of Public Health (1/15/25)
Post-Doctoral Researcher, Center for Interacting Urban Networks – NYU Abu Dhabi (1/20/25)
Tenure-Track Professor of Computational Social Science – NYU Abu Dhabi (1/20/25)
Population Health Initiative Accepting Tier 2 Pilot Grant Applications (LOI due 1/13/25)
The Population Health Initiative recently announced the availability of Tier 2 Pilot Grants. The purpose of this tier of grants is to support faculty and PI-eligible staff to develop preliminary data or proof-of-concept needed to pursue follow-on funding to scale one’s efforts. Awards of up to $65,000 each will be available to interdisciplinary research teams. Letters of intent are due January 13, 2025. Learn more about the opportunity and previously funded projects here.
Call for Proposals: Workshop in Environmental Economics and/or Data Science (TWEEDS) (1/15/25)
The Workshop in Environmental Economics and/or Data Science (TWEEDS) recently announced their call for proposals. TWEEDS brings together scholars working on projects related to policy, economics, environmental sciences, and data science to discuss methodologies at the forefront of our fields. During the conference, workshop participants will hear from experts in data-science methods and tools—machine learning, remote sensing, natural language processing, cloud computing, geospatial data analysis—and applied environmental economics—including climate change, energy policy, environmental justice, transportation, and the interchange between air/water quality and health. Learn more and submit a proposal here.