[AISWorld] Assistant Professor Urban Analytics and Visualisation at Warwick (deadline 16 May)

[Joao Porto de Albuquerque]

Dear all,



We in the Centre for Interdisciplinary Methodologies at University of
Warwick are looking to appoint an Assistant Professor working the field of
Urban Analytics & Visualisation on a fixed-term basis for three years. We
are interested in applications from scholars working in this fields from a
geospatial and interdisciplinary perspective, including but not limited to
areas such as: Geographic Information Science, Critical GIS, Quantitative
Human Geography, Geocomputation, Data Visualisation, Urban Informatics,
Data Science, Spatial Statistics and Urban Computing.



You will have a promising or established track record of internationally
recognised interdisciplinary research and the design and delivery of
teaching. You will join a friendly and supportive team, made up of
approximately 15 permanent academics and academic technologists, who are
committed to working together to conduct high quality interdisciplinary
research and research-led postgraduate teaching.



Details and link to apply here (deadline 16 May 2018):

http://www.jobs.ac.uk/job/BJE564/assistant-professor-88394-048/



Best wishes

João

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Dr João Porto de Albuquerque
Associate Professor and Impact Director | Centre for
Interdisciplinary Methodologies

Co-Director of the Warwick Institute for the Science of Cities
<http://wisc.warwick.ac.uk/>

Director of the MsC Urban Informatics and Analytics
University of Warwick | Coventry, UK CV4 7AL

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