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GOETHE-INSTITUT STUDIO QUANTUM OPEN CALL FELLOWSHIP

Application Deadline: 11-02-2024 

LOCATION: Multiple Regions

Studio Quantum is an international events and artist-in-residence programme from the Goethe-Institut, exploring emerging quantum technologies through the lens of art. Studio Quantum is exploring important cultural, ethical and ecological questions around the impact of quantum technologies. The project consists of three key strands: residencies, events and a project showcase. 

ELIGIBILITY:

The Studio Quantum residences in 2024 are open to artists based in the following project locations: Germany, Ireland, Mexico, Netherlands, United Kingdom, Nigeria, India (States of Karnataka and Kerala) & South Africa. One artist will be selected to represent each location. During the residencies, artists will be invited to travel to a different location and incorporate quantum technologies into the subject matter of their work and/or create work using quantum technologies, accessed via the cloud. Artists are also invited to explore new techniques and methods of artistic production enabled by quantum technologies.

Have an interest in technology and innovation, demonstrated through previous work.   

Be established in their practice.   

Be interested in learning about or developing their understanding of quantum technologies.   

Be motivated to work with experts and partners in cultural, educational and tech sectors.   

Contribute to a new global network of experts, cultural partners, scientist and artists to share their findings/work in a professional setting.   

Participate in one event (format tbc – interview, presentation, discussion etc) as part of their residency.   

The artists selected should be willing to participate in or contribute to a project showcase in Germany in November 2024. For the artists participating in the residencies in autumn 2024, this can include remote participation and presentation of preliminary findings.   

Be proficient in English (C1+)   

BENEFIT:

A production budget of up to 3000 EUR, travel costs, accommodation and an honorarium will be provided for all Studio Quantum artists-in-residence.  
 
Travel costs will be covered according to distance (incl. any/all luggage, transfers, local transport etc.).  The final amount allocated will be dependent on distance travelled.   

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CHATHAM HOUSE SENIOR RESEARCH FELLOW-CYBER

Application Deadline: 2 February, 2024

LOCATION: England

The International Security Programme provides innovative, policy-relevant research in international security and defence issues. Seated within ISP, the Cyber Policy Portfolio (CPP) is a small team dedicated to providing analysis on cyber policy issues; working at the intersection of security and technology, we strive to provide in-depth understanding of the risks, opportunities and potential ways forward associated with the security of digital technology. Apply for this job!

ELIGIBILITY:

Expertise and experience in cyber policy issues and topics at the nexus of technology, international security, and politics within academic, business, or public policy contexts.

Demonstrated proficiency in research skills with practical policy applications; established as a researcher with experience in field research, adept use of research methodologies, desk research, and data analysis.

Proven ability to conduct and manage research studies, including supervising research communication activities and innovatively presenting research findings.

Exceptional writing skills to produce high-quality thought pieces and policy recommendations tailored for diverse audiences.

Successful track record in fundraising for research activities, involving engagement with potential donors and maintaining strong relationships with funders.

Editorial experience in managing, editing, or coordinating peer-reviewed pieces for journals or similar publications is highly desirable.

Leadership experience, including managing individuals and small teams, as well as supporting junior staff.

Proficiency in making well-informed decisions under pressure, quickly identifying key issues and selecting the most appropriate courses of action.

Outstanding communication skills with the ability to present information and arguments persuasively.

Strong interpersonal skills, serving as a key influencer and adept at building and managing relationships internally and externally.

Strategic problem-solving skills, understanding how the research agenda aligns with broader organizational strategy and societal frameworks.

Ability to prioritize tasks effectively, meet targets, and demonstrate excellent decision-making and judgment in project delivery.

Capability to work with complex topics and translate them into impactful content.

Collaborative mindset, interested in developing colleagues’ skills, and actively contributing to innovation within the wider team.

BENEFIT:

Benefits include approximately 37 days annual leave (inclusive of public holidays and Chatham House closure days), enhanced pension scheme, employee assistance programme, life assurance, and other benefits designed to suit your personal lifestyle. All of this, in a professional, engaging, and intellectually stimulating environment.

Salary: £60,000 per annum

Contract: Full-time, Permanent.

Location: Hybrid (Office/Home), minimum 2 days in the office per week.

Closing Date: 2nd of February 2024. You will be notified of the status of your application within 4 weeks of the role closing.

Please note that we are able to offer visa sponsorship for this role.

The Job Description as outlined above will not be available once the closing date has passed. Please ensure you keep a copy for your own records.

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