Postdoctoral Researcher in AI, Governance, and Community-Centered Energy Resilience at Montana State University Montana State University in United States

Montana State University is recruiting a Postdoctoral Researcher for the NSF-funded DigiCARES project. The position sits at the intersection of AI, governance, community-centered energy resilience, public policy, and digital twins for climate-aware resilience research.

The post is shared by Xin Han, Assistant Professor at Montana State University, who is building an interdisciplinary team around human-AI-nature interactions, development, governance, digital technology, and resilience. The role offers the chance to conduct cutting-edge research, collaborate across disciplines and research teams, and contribute to high-impact publications and grant-funded work.

Ideal candidates should have strong research skills, a collaborative mindset, and interests in technology, governance, resilience, and social impact. The announcement does not specify a deadline, salary, or formal application portal in the post.

This opportunity is especially relevant to researchers in Political Science, Computer Science, and Environmental Science, with broader connections to energy systems, climate adaptation, and community resilience.