Postdoctoral Fellow in Public Engagement with Science University of Cincinnati in United States

The University of Cincinnati’s Center for Public Engagement with Science is hiring a postdoctoral fellow for the next academic year, with an ideal start in August (flexible). This opportunity is aimed at candidates who will have earned a PhD by the start date and who are interested in public engagement with science.

The call is broad and welcomes applicants from related fields including STEM, social sciences, science education, science communication, philosophy of science, history and philosophy of science (HPS), and science and technology studies (STS). The position is especially relevant for researchers interested in communicating science to public audiences, studying science-society interactions, or building a career that bridges research and outreach.

Professor Angela Potochnik at the University of Cincinnati is the announcer and appears to be the academic contact associated with the opportunity. The post notes that the center has hosted three postdocs previously, with outcomes including tenure-track placements and a transition into a public engagement career.

Application is rolling, with review beginning on April 30. Interested candidates should follow the application link and consult the job posting for full instructions and required materials.

Funding details are not specified in the post excerpt.