• Mission
    Because research helps to understand, support, and build.

    Develop and share the most relevant scientific knowledge regarding the psychological health of populations exposed to armed conflicts and intergroup violence.

    Our Mission
  • Observe
    Our Perspective

    Leaders researching the relationship between emotions and cognition in extreme situations. Because a new perspective is necessary for coexistence.

    Observe
  • Understand
    Research Axes

    Each of our studies focuses on psychological health. We provide significant contributions to the development of a rich pool of knowledge in the rapidly expanding research areas of human cognition and trauma.

    Understand

We are seeking a postdoctoral fellow to contribute to the analysis of quantitative data. The Observatory has already collected a substantial amount of data through longitudinal studies conducted with African populations, including several in contexts affected by armed conflict. The successful candidate will be expected to demonstrate a strong interest in maximizing the scientific value of these datasets in collaboration with other researchers involved in the project.

To apply, candidates must:

  • Hold a PhD in a relevant discipline;
  • Demonstrate advanced proficiency in the R programming language and the ecosystem of tools required for data management, processing, and analysis, in full compliance with open science standards (reproducibility, FAIR principles);
  • Have research expertise in a field related to psychological health in the context of armed conflicts or mass violence;
  • Have authored at least two scientific publications in peer-reviewed journals and possess excellent scientific writing, synthesis, and critical analysis skills.
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