Dear OCSM colleagues:
The Global Center for Technology Transfer (GCTT) at Arizona State University (see Global Center for Technology Transfer
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is seeking applications for a full-time, benefits-eligible, postdoctoral research scholar based in Phoenix, AZ to work on original research on the topic of supply chain management issues in technology transfer processes beginning July 2024. Renewal is possible on an annual basis of up to two (2) years contingent upon satisfactory performance, the continued availability of funding and the needs of the program. For additional information and policies regarding postdoctoral scholars at ASU, please see https://academicpersonnel.asu.edu/postdoc.
This postdoctoral scholar will work under the mentorship of Professors David Waldman of the W.P. Carey School of Business and Donald Siegel of the School of Public Affairs in the Watts College of Public Service and Community Solutions, who serve as co-Executive Directors of GCTT. The candidate will have opportunities to collaborate on research projects with faculty and doctoral students in such areas as supply chain management and organizational behavior, while continuing to develop their own research. You can apply for this position at the following url:
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Dr. Donald Siegel
Foundation Professor of Public Policy and Management
School of Public Affairs
Co-Executive Director, Global Center for Technology Transfer
Arizona State University
Elected Fellow-Academy of Management (AOM), American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)
Editor-Journal of Technology Transfer (2020 SSCI Impact Factor: 5.783)
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