We have three career opportunities at the Centre for the Study of Existential
<br>Risk (CSER). Please consider forwarding them to people who might be interested
<br>in them.
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<br>If you’d like to discuss these opportunities further, Haydn Belfield
<br>hb492@cam.ac.uk , Research Associate & Academic
<br>Project Manager at CSER, would be happy to answer email questions or have a
<br>quick call.
<br>
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<br>Career opportunity: University of Cambridge’s Centre for the Study of
<br>Existential Risk
<br>Closing date: 10 November 2019
<br>https://www.cser.ac.uk/about-us/careers/
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<br>Three job opportunities to research existential risk at the University of
<br>Cambridge are currently being advertised. The successful candidates will work
<br>on some of the most important topics in the world today, produce
<br>ground-breaking and fascinating research, be part of a supportive and
<br>collaborative team, and will achieve real impact with their work.
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<br>These positions have funding available for three years (until 30 November
<br>2022) in the first instance.
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<br>CSER is an interdisciplinary research centre within the University of
<br>Cambridge dedicated to the study and mitigation of risks that could lead to
<br>human extinction or civilisational collapse.
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<br>Research Associate/Senior Research Associate in Public Policy for Global Risk
<br>Explore how best to engage with policy-makers, and turn research into policy.
<br>We are seeking a candidate who is able to draw on the developing science of
<br>global risk and collaborate with stakeholders to develop practical solutions,
<br>concrete proposals and actionable recommendations for policy-makers.
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<br>Research Associate/Senior Research Associate In Communication and Outreach for
<br>a Science of Global Risk
<br>We are seeking a candidate who can help us develop methods and communicate
<br>insights to a diverse set of global stakeholders across academia, industry,
<br>government and civil society to improve their ability to envision and
<br>understand their relationship to global risk and its management.
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<br>Research Assistant: A Science of Global Risk
<br>Part-time Research Assistant (0.5FTE) to support the work of the Project
<br>Director, Professor Lord Martin Rees and CSER colleagues.
<br>
<br>If you’d like to discuss these opportunities further, Haydn Belfield
<br>hb492@cam.ac.uk , Research Associate & Academic
<br>Project Manager at CSER, would be happy to answer email questions or have a
<br>quick call.
<br>
<br>https://www.cser.ac.uk/about-us/careers/
<br>
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