Network Science Canada Research Chair
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Calgary, AB, Canada
University of Calgary
Full-time
€110,000 - €170,000 Contract
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Shape research on complex urban networks and resilient infrastructure as a Tier II Canada Research Chair nominee at the University of Calgary.
The tenure-track appointment sits within Civil Engineering at the Schulich School of Engineering. Candidates may be appointed as Assistant Professor or Associate Professor, with research addressing how decisions under uncertainty create citywide infrastructure outcomes. The program should bridge physical, digital, and social systems through two or more stated areas, including network science, network reliability, complexity theory, and data analytics.
Key Responsibilities
- Develop a system-level, cross-disciplinary research program
- Study interconnected urban infrastructure systems and outcomes
- Lead externally funded research independently
- Secure national and international funding
- Participate in undergraduate and graduate teaching
Requirements:
- Possess a Bachelor of Science in engineering
- Possess a PhD in engineering or related discipline
- Demonstrate high-impact scientific publications
- Show a record in complex systems or network science
- Be active fewer than 10 years after first independent appointment Advance networked infrastructure research through complexity, resilience analysis, decision theory, and cross-disciplinary urban systems scholarship.
Key Responsibilities
- Develop a system-level, cross-disciplinary research program
- Study interconnected urban infrastructure systems and outcomes
- Lead externally funded research independently
- Secure national and international funding
- Participate in undergraduate and graduate teaching
Requirements:
- Possess a Bachelor of Science in engineering
- Possess a PhD in engineering or related discipline
- Demonstrate high-impact scientific publications
- Show a record in complex systems or network science
- Be active fewer than 10 years after first independent appointment Advance networked infrastructure research through complexity, resilience analysis, decision theory, and cross-disciplinary urban systems scholarship.