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International Insitute for Applied Systems Analysis, IIASA. Tiina Forsman SULATIS SEMINAR ON RESEARCHER MOBILITY IN COMPUTATIONAL SCIENCES Espoo, 10 November 2010. IIASA.
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International Insitute for Applied Systems Analysis, IIASA Tiina Forsman SULATIS SEMINAR ON RESEARCHER MOBILITY IN COMPUTATIONAL SCIENCES Espoo, 10 November 2010
IIASA • Founded in 1972 as a Cold War, bridge-building institution to explore the use of systems analysis approaches to the problems of industrial societies. • Expanded its scope to address global change issues, as its membership has grown since 2000 to include countries around the world (Africa, Asia, Europe and North America). • Non-political; members are science academies and science funding organisations. • Policy-oriented research into problems that are too comprehensive or too complex to be solved by a single country or academic discipline • Some 200 mathematicians, social scientists, natural scientists, economists and engineers develop assessment and decision-support methodologies, global databases and analytical tools to study these issues. • IIASA has strong and wide collaborative networks with leading universities and institutes all over the world.
Research New Strategy 2011-2010 New Research Program 2011-2015 New Interlinked Research Areas: Food and Water Energy and Climate Change Poverty and Equity. Drivers, Analysis and Policy Support: Drivers of Global Transformations Advanced Systems Analysis Policy and Governance
Creating collaboration • Announcements of open vacancies on the IIASA website. • Direct networking, visits to IIASA and IIASA seminars. • Postdoctoral programme up to 2 years; funding not provided; call in November. • YSSP, Young Scientists Summer Program (June–August) for doctoral students; Academy of Finland provides funding for travel and accommodation. Deadline for summer 2011 is 17 January 2011.
More information • Academy of Finland, tiina.forsman@aka.fi • www.iiasa.ac.at • Finnish researchers at IIASA today: • Leena Ilmola (VTT) • Kaarle Kupiainen (SYKE) • Juuso Liesiö (TKK) • Markku Tykkyläinen (UEF) • Olli Lehtonen (UEF)