Post Doctoral Fellow

The Department of Health Policy & Behavioral Sciences at the School of Public Health at Georgia State University is seeking a post-doctoral scholar to conduct research on the intersection of policy, law, ethics, and data sharing. This postdoc will join Prof. Jalayne Arias’ research team, whose interdisciplinary work focuses on policy, ethical, and legal issues related to Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, aging, and neuroscience. Prof. Arias and her team are launching a new and exciting grant to optimize data sharing practices among ADRD researchers. More about the grant is available at: https://news.gsu.edu/2023/02/28/study-seeks-to-improve-data-sharing-to-accelerate-alzheimers-research/ This post-doc will have guaranteed 2 years of funding, with the possibility of 4 years, provided by an NIH R01 Award to engage in the following activities: • Conduct original, interdisciplinary research at the cutting edge of health policy, ethics, neuroethics, law, and public health. • Assist with the development of novel instruments for interrogating current data-sharing practices. • Perform a policy analysis relevant to data sharing following the NIH Data Management and Sharing Policy (2023). • Perform data analysis in collaboration with multidisciplinary, field-leading collaborators and co-investigators. • Contribute to data dissemination through authoring/co-authoring publications reporting findings of the study and presentation at scientific conferences.