Postdoc Opportunities in Spatial Analysis in Portugal

This postdoctoral position is part of ROUTES – Reimagining Open Schoolyards and Urban Streets as Equitable Spaces , a Horizon Europe / New European Bauhaus project coordinated by Delft University of Technology . The project explores how transforming schoolyards and school streets into shared, equitable spaces can strengthen safety, social cohesion, active mobility, inclusivity, and well-being in neighborhood communities across Europe. The postdoc will join the Department of Sustainable Design En...

The Faculty of Archaeology at Leiden University is recruiting a Postdoctoral Researcher in Palaeolithic Archaeology to join the ERC-funded HOME: Palaeolithic Shelters in East-Central Europe project, led by Dr Wei Chu . The postdoctoral researcher will be based in the Department of World Archaeology and will work on the identification and investigation of Palaeolithic shelters in the Carpathian region . The project focuses on how and why Palaeolithic groups used sheltered locations and how these ...

The Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics at the University of Maryland, College Park is seeking a postdoctoral associate to conduct research at the intersection of environmental economics, ecology, and decision science. The researcher will contribute to projects focused on invasive species management, biosecurity, and environmental decision support. Work will include refining and parameterizing a decision-support tool for rapid-response decisions following new invasive species incur...

This postdoctoral position at Utrecht University sits in the Health Geography group within the Faculty of Geosciences. The project combines geospatial data science and GeoAI to study how health systems can become more resilient under the rising pressure of polycrisis, with a strong focus on health inequalities and spatial disparities in care provision. The successful candidate will work on integrating diverse spatial and qualitative data sources, building reproducible geospatial analytical workf...

Lund University’s Department of Economic History is seeking a postdoctoral researcher for the project “Colonialism, elite formation, persistence and change: The Cape Colony, 1652–1840.” Led by Professor Erik Green, the project investigates the interaction between political and economic elites at the Cape Colony and is funded by the Swedish Research Council and Handelsbanken’s Research Foundation. The postdoctoral fellow will focus primarily on mapping Indigenous Khoe elites and examining their i...

Delft University of Technology is seeking a postdoctoral researcher to support ROUTES – Reimagining Open Schoolyards and Urban Streets as Equitable Spaces, a four-year Horizon Europe and New European Bauhaus project coordinated by TU Delft. The project investigates how integrated transformations of schoolyards and school streets can improve safety, social cohesion, active mobility, inclusivity, and well-being across neighborhoods. Living laboratories in Bratislava, Espoo, Rotterdam, and Tirana w...

The Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics at the University of Maryland, College Park is seeking a postdoctoral associate to support research at the intersection of economics, ecology, and decision science. The researcher will contribute to projects focused on invasive species management, biosecurity, and environmental decision support. Work will include refining and parameterizing a decision-support tool for rapid-response decisions following new invasive-species incursions, as well...

Lund University’s Department of Economic History is offering a postdoctoral position within the project Colonialism, elite formation, persistence and change: The Cape Colony, 1652-1840 . The department is part of Lund University School of Economics and Management, a research environment known for long-term historical analysis, quantitative approaches, and strong international networks. The project examines the interaction between political and economic elites at the Cape Colony using a unique se...

This position is part of a new industry-linked research project at The University of Queensland focused on how AI data centres and critical minerals infrastructure can be planned more intelligently together. The role sits in the School of Chemical Engineering within the Faculty of Engineering, Architecture and Information Technology, and is based at UQ’s St Lucia campus in Brisbane. The successful appointee will develop research on geospatial modelling and interactive decision-support tools for ...