Decision Choice and Analysis Laboratory (DeCAn)
Postdoctoral research positions. Deadline: April 1, 2016
The Higher School of Economics Laboratory for Decision Choice and Analysis Laboratory (DeCAn) in Moscow Russia invites applications for postdoctoral research positions in the field of choice theory, mechanism design and decision making.
The job involves:
· working under the direct supervision of leading scientists of the Laboratory
· participants are encouraged to pursue their own research in parallel with working on DECAN’s research projects
· writing research papers for international peer-reviewed journals in co-authorship with the members of the Lab
· some teaching as well as public presentations of candidate’s own research are also encouraged
· participation in organization of the events and other contribution to the Lab’s development
The Lab offers access to its databases and analytical software, as well as mathematical modeling, software development and data processing support.
Requirements:
· a PhD from an international research university in such fields of social science as: decision making, game theory, choice theory, operation research, any Internet related studies, microeconomics, mathematical methods in political science;
· a strong background in data processing and data analysis, including classical statistics
· ability to work in a team,
· fluent English
· relevant experience is an asset although not required
General conditions for Post-Doctoral Research positions can be found here . Appointments will be normally made for one year.
A CV, research statement and two letters of recommendation should be submitted directly via online application form by April 1, 2016. Please note that direct applications to the hiring laboratory may not be reviewed.
The HSE is a young, dynamic, fast-growing Russian research university providing unique research opportunities (http://hse.ru/en, http://soc.hse.ru/en/, http://linis.hse.ru/) .
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