Please bring this to the attention of qualified students. Thank you. Jim Wilson
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The School of Marine Sciences at the University of Maine is seeking a to enroll a student
as early as May or June 2010 in the dual masters degree in marine science and policy.
The student will study and work on a strongly interdisciplinary research project funded by
the Coupled Natural and Human Systems program within NSF. A competitive stipend,
tuition, health and student fees will be provided for three years. The project combines
the work of social, biological and computer scientists and will develop agent-based
learning models meant to simulate the fine scale dynamics of social and natural systems
in three fisheries in the Gulf of Maine.
We seek a student with training in the social sciences and knowledge of marine biology or
ecology. The student must be research oriented and enthusiastic about working and
learning in a multidisciplinary team. The student will participate in a set of research
tasks that will include in-depth interviews and focus groups with fishermen and the
translation of conceptual models into computational models. Training in computer science
will be considered a plus.
Contact James Wilson, [log in to unmask] and see
http://www.umaine.edu/marine/programs/dual.php
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The School of Marine Sciences at the University of Maine is seeking to enroll a Ph.D.
student as early as May or June 2010 with a strong masters level or applied background
in computer science, ecology or the social sciences and an interest in applying those skills
to an integrated social-ecological study of the Gulf of Maine fisheries. Stipend, tuition,
health and other fees will be funded for three years by a grant from the NSF Coupled
Natural and Human Systems program. The student will be engaged in the design and
implementation of a multi-agent learning classifier system and will work closely with
economists, ecologists, anthropologists and computer scientists. The ideal candidate痴
skill set would include knowledge and experience in the design and implementation of
programs using object based programming languages, JAVA or C++, knowledge of
evolutionary computational approaches and of statistics (using R), as well as experience
designing and implementing Agent Based computational models using ABM platforms such
as Repast.
Contact James Wilson, [log in to unmask]
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