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On 2/3/21, 3:00 PM, "RPE: Researchers in Physics Education on behalf of John R. Thompson" <[log in to unmask] on behalf of [log in to unmask]> wrote:

    *Two PER postdoc positions at UMaine: Reasoning and Math Methods*
    *Revised timelines for applications, interviews, and starting dates*

    The Physics Education Research Laboratory at the University of Maine is
    still searching for applicants for two separate postdoctoral research
    associate positions in physics education research — *now with a revised
    (and flexible) tentative starting date of May 1, 2021 *(due to
    pandemic-related delays). We are excited to have two postdocs join our
    active research group in physics education at the same time so they can
    benefit not only from interacting with the group overall but also with one
    another.

    The first postdoc (
    https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://umaine.hiretouch.com/job-details?jobID=63683&job=postdoctoral-research-associate__;!!HXCxUKc!miCIv_93ZSMy9jInNBk2YKsPijyjlInDO6NLIFCvkDiyrBqopAxuyH7q4QSoxFQ$ )
    will work on a multi-institutional collaboration that aims to integrate
    findings and models from cognitive science (particularly those related to
    dual-process theories of reasoning) into research-based curriculum
    development efforts in physics in order to maximize their efficacy.  The
    postdoc will be mentored by MacKenzie Stetzer (University of Maine), in
    collaboration with Andrew Boudreaux (Western Washington University), Paula
    Heron (University of Washington), Mila Kryjevskaia (North Dakota State
    University), and Beth Lindsey (Penn State Greater Allegheny).

    The second postdoc (
    https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://umaine.hiretouch.com/job-details?jobID=63684&job=postdoctoral-research-associate__;!!HXCxUKc!miCIv_93ZSMy9jInNBk2YKsPijyjlInDO6NLIFCvkDiyrBqopAxuyH7qtlXermw$ )
    will work on a multi-institutional collaboration implementing a coordinated
    program of research and instructional materials development centered on
    students’ use of and reasoning about key mathematical topics in
    upper-division physics courses. The postdoc will be mentored by John
    Thompson (University of Maine), in collaboration with Michael Loverude
    (California State University - Fullerton) and Warren Christensen (North
    Dakota State University).

    Both postdocs will be based at UMaine but work with collaborators
    remotely.  Due to the pandemic, a remote start is possible, but the
    postdocs would be expected to relocate to UMaine when feasible.

    *Review of applications will now begin February 16, 2021. * For more
    information about the first postdoc position, contact MacKenzie Stetzer (
    [log in to unmask]).  For more information about the second
    postdoc position, contact John Thompson ([log in to unmask]).


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    John R. Thompson

    Professor of Physics | Chair, Department of Physics and Astronomy
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    Member, Maine Center for Research in STEM Education
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