[ES_JOBS_NET] New postdoc fellowships for Tech, Science, Policy - Hoffmann Fellows at World Economic Forum

[Victoria Lee]

Attached please find the first announcement for the newly created André Hoffmann Fellowship program.  It is designed for postdocs with an interest in shaping real-world impact at the intersection of tech, science, society, and policy.

Over the 2 year fellowship period, Hoffmann Fellows will work jointly between the World Economic Forum's Center for the Fourth Industrial Revolution<https://www.weforum.org/center-for-the-fourth-industrial-revolution/about> in San Francisco, CA, and leading global universities.  This opening with a focus on Ocean Innovations is in partnership with Stanford University's Center for Ocean Solutions.

To apply, please refer to the instructions in the attached pdf (also available at link here<https://oceansolutions.stanford.edu/sites/default/files/Position%20Description%20for%20Hoffmann%20Fellow%20Ocean%20Innovations%20%281%29.pdf>; send application package to HoffmannFellow at stanford.edu).  Closing date is April 6, 2018.



Victoria E. Lee, Ph.D.
World Economic Forum
Center for the Fourth Industrial Revolution
San Francisco, CA USA

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