[Todos] 2023-2026 IAIFI Postdoctoral Fellowship

[Ernesto Arganda Carreras]

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Subject: 	2023-2026 IAIFI Postdoctoral Fellowship
Date: 	Thu, 4 Aug 2022 16:38:48 +0200
From: 	Riccardo Torre CERN <riccardo.torre en cern.ch>
To: 	lhc-machinelearning-wg en cern.ch



Hi all,
please find below this interesting announcement.

Best regards,
Riccardo

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Dear Colleagues,

In case you have not already seen the announcement, we are pleased to 
share with you the details of this year’s IAIFI Postdoctoral Fellowship 
search for early-career scientists working at the intersection of 
Physics and AI. Applications for this third round of IAIFI Fellows are 
due on October 11, 2022:

academicjobsonline.org/ajo/jobs/21988 
<https://academicjobsonline.org/ajo/jobs/21988>
iaifi.org/fellows.html <https://iaifi.org/fellows.html>

The complete text of the ad is pasted below the signature. Feel free to 
forward this message to anyone who might be interested in this 
fellowship opportunity or might wish to receive future IAIFI news mailings:

mailman.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/iaifi-news 
<http://mailman.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/iaifi-news>

Given your connection to the IAIFI mission and IAIFI members, we wanted 
to be sure to share this year’s announcement with you and encourage you 
to share it with any qualified candidates you may know. If you’d like to 
share on social media, follow IAIFI on Twitter and feel free to retweet 
our announcement:

twitter.com/iaifi_news <https://twitter.com/iaifi_news>
twitter.com/iaifi_news/status/1542921702027444224?s=20&t=ukhiAYFQZKhljcI63ypH8g 
<https://twitter.com/iaifi_news/status/1542921702027444224?s=20&t=ukhiAYFQZKhljcI63ypH8g>

Please let us know if you have any questions, and thank you for your 
help identifying early career talent working at the Physics/AI 
intersection!

Sincerely,
Jesse Thaler, IAIFI Director
Mike Williams, IAIFI Deputy Director
Lisa Barsotti, IAIFI Fellowship Committee Chair
Marisa LaFleur, IAIFI Project Manager

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The Institute for Artificial Intelligence and Fundamental Interactions 
(IAIFI) is one of the inaugural NSF AI research institutes. The IAIFI is 
enabling physics discoveries and advancing foundational AI through the 
development of novel AI approaches that incorporate first principles, 
best practices, and domain knowledge from fundamental physics. AI is 
transforming many aspects of society, including the ways that scientists 
are pursuing groundbreaking discoveries.

To facilitate these advances, the IAIFI seeks a talented, promising, and 
diverse group of researchers at an early stage of their careers to join 
the IAIFI Fellowship program. The role of an IAIFI Fellow is to spark 
vital interdisciplinary, multi-investigator, multi-subfield 
collaborations across the primary IAIFI thrusts of theoretical physics, 
experimental physics, and foundational AI. Such collaborations have 
immense power to generate new ideas and approaches in both physics and 
AI, to facilitate abstracting physics challenges beyond their native 
domains to inform the development of cutting-edge AI tools, and to 
instill a common language across disciplines. Our program aims to 
appoint three new postdoctoral IAIFI Fellows each academic year, for a 
three-year fellowship term each. Fellows will be selected through an 
annual application process. Applicants should have, or be expected to 
receive by the 1st of September 2023, a PhD in Physics, Statistics, 
Computer Science, or a related field.

Complete applications must include:
• Cover letter (no more than 1 page);
• CV (1-2 pages recommended, but longer accepted);
• Statement of research interests (no more than 2 pages);
• List of publications;
• Exactly three reference letters.

The deadline to receive all the materials (including all reference 
letters) is the 11th of October 2022.

The Fellows will have substantial freedom in choosing their research 
focus; each fellow will be assigned two mentors – one from Physics and 
one from AI – to guide their choice of research topic and evaluate their 
research progress. The IAIFI is committed to building a culturally 
diverse intellectual community, and strongly encourages applications 
from members of historically marginalized groups. Any inquiries about 
the program should be directed to iaifi-fellows en mit.edu.

The IAIFI is a joint NSF-funded venture between MIT, Harvard, 
Northeastern, and Tufts. Fellows are encouraged to collaborate with 
other IAIFI members and can have affiliations with any or all of the 
participating universities.

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