Dear colleagues, I'm excited to share that Northeastern University's Dublin Innovation Institute is accepting applications for two open-rank research faculty positions in computational social science, with a focus on research that advances our understanding of how people acquire, process, and share information in democratic societies and/or in the service of democratic norms. These roles are also tied to the Institute for Information, the Internet & Democracy<https://www.nuinfoinstitute.org/> at Northeastern, and those hired for these positions will work closely with me, Prof. David Lazer, Prof. John Wihbey, and Dr. Laura Edelson to build an exciting new research agenda that helps catalyze more transatlantic collaborations and scholarship. The Dublin Innovation Institute (DII) is an Irish registered company, wholly owned by Northeastern University, and physically based at University College Dublin (UCD). Indeed, DII emerged out of a deep collaboration and long-standing partnership between UCD and Northeastern. Further details are available here: https://northeastern.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/careers/job/Boston-MA-Main-... Please feel free to reach out to me (search committee member, r.tromble@northeastern.edu) and/or Prof. David Lazer (chair of the search committee, D.Lazer@northeastern.edu) with questions. Rebekah --- Dr. Rebekah Tromble Professor of Political Science and Computer Science, Northeastern University | Director of Global Partnerships, Institute for Information, the Internet & Democracy, Northeastern University | Co-founder, Executive Board Member, Coalition for Independent Technology Research<https://independenttechresearch.org/> | Co-founder, Expert Voices Together<https://expertvoicestogether.org/> | Co-founder, Researcher Support Consortium<https://researchersupport.org/> |