Ivy League Faculty & Postdoc Openings — June 6, 2026

8 new positions appeared across Harvard and Cornell in the June 5–6 window. Three of them close within four days — all at Cornell: the Chemistry Teaching Associate (AJO #32092) closes this Sunday, June 8 (two days away); the Livestock Data Scientist (AJO #32150) and the CRP Visiting Lecturer (#32149) both close Tuesday, June 10. If any of these is in your field, applications need to go in today.

June 6, 2026 — Daily snapshot

24-hour delta across all 8 Ivy League portals

New postings (Jun 5–6)

Deadlines within 7 days

Deadlines within 14 days

Yale open listings

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Columbia SEAS open listings

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Blind schools (Princeton / Brown)

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New postings today

Harvard (5 new)

Harvard Medical School — Research Fellow in Global Mental Health Implementation Science (ARIeS #16371)

The Mental Health for All Lab (MHFAL) at Harvard Medical School's Department of Global Health and Social Medicine, led by Dr. John Naslund, is recruiting a Postdoctoral Research Fellow focused on using digital technologies to scale up psychosocial interventions in underserved communities globally, with active field sites in India and the United States. The work concentrates on serious mental illness — schizophrenia and bipolar disorder — delivered through task-shared services in primary care and community settings. 1

Salary: Per HMS postdoc guidelines (level determined by years post-PhD)
Location: Boston, MA — with frequent international travel to India field sites
Duration: One year, with possibility of extension. Start: September 2026
Key qualifications: PhD or MD/PhD in biostatistics, implementation science, health economics, clinical psychology, epidemiology, or related field; fieldwork experience in underserved settings; expertise in clinical trials or digital health
Deadline: August 31, 2026
Union: Represented by Harvard Academic Workers (HAW)-UAW

Harvard Medical School — Postdoctoral Fellow in Biomedical Informatics, HIDIVE Lab (ARIeS #16373)

The HIDIVE Lab (Human-computer Interaction & Design, Intelligent Visualization, Exploration) in Harvard Medical School's Department of Biomedical Informatics studies the interface of human and artificial intelligence for biomedical data. The lab builds visualization and analysis tools for NIH consortia including HuBMAP, SenNet, KPMP, and 4DN, and participates in the ARPA-H Biomedical Data Fabric initiative and the Human Cell Atlas. Research areas for this postdoctoral position include generative AI for visual exploration, AI co-scientist interfaces, multimodal clinical data visualization spanning EHR, imaging, and genomics, and single-cell and spatial biology visualization. 2

Salary: Per HMS postdoc guidelines (years post-PhD determines level)
Duration: 2–4 years, aimed at preparing fellows for independent research careers
Key qualifications: Doctoral degree in biomedical informatics, computer science, computational biology, or data science; peer-reviewed publications in top venues
Deadline: Not listed — rolling review
Union: Represented by Harvard Academic Workers (HAW)-UAW

Harvard Medical School — Associate in Biomedical Informatics, HIDIVE Lab (ARIeS #16374)

A pre-doctoral / post-baccalaureate research associate role in the same HIDIVE Lab (see #16373 above). This position is designed for researchers holding a bachelor's or master's degree who want to contribute to biomedical data visualization projects before pursuing doctoral study. 3

Salary: $60,000–$67,000
Location: 695 Huntington Ave, Boston, MA 02115
Key qualifications: Bachelor's or master's in biomedical informatics, computer science, computational biology, or data science; prior research experience
Deadline: Not listed — rolling review

Harvard Graduate School of Design — Professor of Urban Design, Tenured (ARIeS #16376)

The Department of Urban Planning and Design at Harvard's Graduate School of Design (GSD) — Harvard's school for architecture, landscape architecture, urban planning, and design — is conducting a full-time tenured search at the full professor rank. The GSD seeks candidates whose work spans sustainable spatial patterns, public realm challenges, and the transformation of urban work and living environments, with demonstrated use of digital platforms, AI, and spatial analysis in both research and studio pedagogy. Candidates must hold an advanced terminal degree in urban design, architecture, or a related design field, and must be able to establish residency in Cambridge or Boston. 4

Salary: $185,000+
Location: Cambridge/Boston, MA (residency required)
Deadline: Rolling review beginning August 2026 — no fixed cutoff
Key qualifications: Terminal degree in urban design, architecture, or related field; record of scholarship or design practice recognized by peers

Harvard Radcliffe Institute — Postdoctoral Fellow, Intellectual Pluralism and the Scholarly Habitus (ARIeS #16377)

The Harvard Radcliffe Institute — Harvard's advanced study institute hosting interdisciplinary fellows from around the world — is seeking a half-time (50% FTE) postdoctoral fellow for a project directed by Professor Michèle Lamont (Harvard Sociology) and Professor Neil Gross (Colby College). The project investigates how professors and students navigate political difference, practice academic freedom, and manage the scholar-citizen divide in higher education settings, using survey and qualitative methods. Remote work is possible for applicants located in Harvard-approved payroll states: CA, CT, GA, IL, MA, MD, ME, NH, NJ, NY, RI, VA, VT, and WA. 5

Salary: $37,000–$42,000 (prorated for 50% FTE; full-time equivalent ~$74K–$84K)
Benefits: Harvard subsidized package (medical, dental, vision)
Start date: July 15, 2026
Duration: One year, renewable up to 3 years
Key qualifications: PhD in sociology, political science, or higher education (completed by September 1, 2026); strong quantitative/survey methods background
Deadline: June 15, 2026 — application; June 21, 2026 — letters of recommendation

Cornell (3 new)

Cornell CALS — Research Associate, Livestock Data Scientist (AJO #32150) 🔴 DEADLINE IN 4 DAYS

The Dillon Lab in Cornell University's College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (CALS) — Cornell's applied science college spanning food, energy, and environmental systems — studies the role of animal-source foods in sustainable food systems, quantifying tradeoffs between environmental impacts, ecosystem services, and social and economic dimensions. This research associate position works with large domestic and international livestock population datasets to analyze milk and meat production, methane emissions, and longitudinal trends in sustainable food systems. 6

Salary: $75,000–$80,000
Location: Ithaca, NY
Rank: Non-tenure-track (Research Associate)
Key qualifications: PhD in Animal Science, Environmental Science, Statistics, or related field; experience with large agricultural datasets; familiarity with livestock methane emissions data
Deadline: June 10, 2026 (rolling review; listed until December 3, 2026)

Cornell Law School — Clinical Professor, Entrepreneurship Law Clinic (AJO #32163)

Cornell Law School — founded in 1887 and home to 41 tenured/tenure-track faculty and 15 clinical professors — is expanding its Entrepreneurship Law Clinic (ELC) through a significant gift establishing the new Blassberg-Rice Entrepreneurship Law Center. The ELC, in its eighth year, is Cornell's only transactional law clinic, providing pro bono legal services to startups and entrepreneurs. The expansion calls for three faculty positions (two in Ithaca, one in New York City). This posting covers one or more non-tenure-track clinical professor slots at assistant, associate, or full rank, focusing on transactional law: business structuring, intellectual property, employment law, and commercial contracts. 7

Salary: $84,000–$237,300 (varies by rank)
Location: Ithaca, NY (NYC position separate)
Start date: July 2027
Key qualifications: JD + New York bar admission (or eligibility); 5+ years of relevant practice experience; prior clinical teaching strongly preferred
Priority deadline: July 15, 2026 (rolling review thereafter)

Cornell ILR School — Faculty, Organizational Behavior & Human Resource Studies (AJO #32164)

Cornell's School of Industrial and Labor Relations (ILR) — a leading applied social sciences institution focused on work, employment, and labor issues globally — is running a two-position search. One opening is in Organizational Behavior (OB) at assistant, associate, or full professor rank, seeking macro OB researchers working on organization theory, economic sociology, or strategic management. The second is in Human Resource Studies (HRS) at assistant or associate professor rank, open to any area of human resource management. 8

Both positions are tenure-track or tenured, with a Fall 2027 start. ILR's HRS department reaches thousands of HR practitioners through executive education, conferences, and research centers. Candidates interested in the HRS position must email a CV to Rebecca Kehoe by July 20 — the search committee will have limited meeting availability at the Academy of Management Annual Meeting. 8

Salary: $83,200–$357,300 (varies by rank)
Location: Ithaca, NY
Start date: Fall 2027
Review begins: September 15, 2026
HRS early action: CV to Rebecca Kehoe by July 20, 2026

Deadline tracker

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Deadline	Position	School	ID	Salary	Status
Jun 8 🔴	Chemistry Teaching Associate	Cornell	AJO #32092	$53,900	URGENT — 2 days
Jun 10 🔴	Visiting Lecturer, City & Regional Planning	Cornell	AJO #32149	$15K–$20K/course	URGENT — 4 days
Jun 10 🔴	Research Associate, Livestock Data Scientist	Cornell	AJO #32150	$75K–$80K	URGENT — 4 days
Jun 12 🟡	Postdoc Fellow — Cell & Tissue Engineering (Wyss/Chen Lab)	Harvard	ARIeS #16321	$72K–$77.5K	Approaching
Jun 14 🟡	Postdoc Fellow in Microbiology (Bernhardt Lab)	Harvard	ARIeS #16311	Per HMS guidelines	Approaching
Jun 15 🟡	Postdoc Fellow, Intellectual Pluralism (Radcliffe)	Harvard	ARIeS #16377	$37K–$42K (50% FTE)	Approaching
Jul 5 🟢	Postdoc Fellow, Byzantine Coins (Dumbarton Oaks)	Harvard	ARIeS #16368	$67.6K + $3K	Monitor
Jul 15 🟢	Clinical Professor, Entrepreneurship Law Clinic	Cornell	AJO #32163	$84K–$237.3K	Monitor
Aug 31 🟢	Postdoc Fellow, Global Mental Health (MHFAL)	Harvard	ARIeS #16371	Per HMS guidelines	Monitor
Rolling	Professor of Urban Design (Tenured)	Harvard	ARIeS #16376	$185,000+	Review from Aug 2026
Rolling	Postdoc Fellow, Biomedical Informatics (HIDIVE)	Harvard	ARIeS #16373	Per HMS guidelines	No listed deadline
Rolling	Associate, Biomedical Informatics (HIDIVE)	Harvard	ARIeS #16374	$60K–$67K	No listed deadline
Sep 15 🟢	Faculty, OB & HR Studies (ILR School)	Cornell	AJO #32164	$83.2K–$357.3K	Review begins Sep 15

School-by-school status

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Harvard: 5 new ARIeS listings (#16371, #16373, #16374, #16376, #16377). 9
Cornell: 3 new AJO listings (#32150, #32163, #32164). Urgent checkpoints #32092 (Jun 8) and #32149 (Jun 10) remain open and unchanged. 10
Yale: 189 open listings — unchanged from the June 5 baseline. No positions posted with an open date of June 5 or June 6; the newest posting remains a Neuroradiologist (R-1820) dated June 2. 11
Penn: Zero new postings in the June 5–6 window. Position #184779 (Assistant Professor, Large Animal Neurology, New Bolton Center) confirmed still active, open date June 4. 12
Columbia SEAS: 8 ongoing positions across CS, Electrical Engineering, IEOR, Mechanical Engineering, Earth & Environmental Engineering, Energy Storage (full professor, joint with Climate School), Aerospace Engineering, and Materials Science — unchanged from June 5. Portal accessible normally. 13
Dartmouth: One active faculty posting only — the Lori A. and Martin J. Weinstein 1981 Distinguished Professor in energy engineering at Thayer School. No additions. 14
Princeton & Brown: 8th consecutive blind run. Princeton's DOF academic positions page (dof.princeton.edu/academic-positions) continues to return 404 while an Interfolio migration is underway; Google day-scoped searches on both princeton.edu and brown.edu returned no new faculty or postdoc postings. 15

Employer profiles

Harvard Medical School (HMS) is one of the top-ranked medical schools globally and the largest of Harvard's graduate schools. The Department of Biomedical Informatics — home to both HIDIVE Lab postings — focuses on computational and data science approaches to medicine and public health, and houses several NIH Big Data to Knowledge (BD2K) and Common Fund programs. The Department of Global Health and Social Medicine hosts MHFAL, a research group working on mental health service delivery in low-resource settings.

Harvard Graduate School of Design (GSD) is Harvard's graduate school for architecture, landscape architecture, urban planning, and design. The Department of Urban Planning and Design offers one of the oldest planning doctoral programs in the United States and draws faculty whose research spans climate adaptation, housing policy, and spatial analytics.

Harvard Radcliffe Institute is Harvard's advanced study institute in Cambridge, MA, hosting approximately 50 fellows per academic year from academic, creative, and professional fields. The Intellectual Pluralism postdoc is embedded in an active multi-year research project rather than a standard fellowship cohort.

Cornell CALS (College of Agriculture and Life Sciences) is Cornell's second-largest college, with roughly 100 faculty and graduate programs spanning animal science, ecology, food science, and natural resources. The Dillon Lab operates at the intersection of livestock systems and environmental sustainability, with datasets drawn from multiple countries.

Cornell Law School was founded in 1887 and consistently ranks among the top law schools in the United States. The Entrepreneurship Law Clinic is the law school's only transactional clinic and is expanding following a naming gift establishing the Blassberg-Rice Entrepreneurship Law Center.

Cornell ILR School (School of Industrial and Labor Relations) is the only Ivy League school dedicated to the study of work and employment. Its five academic departments serve undergraduate, master's, and doctoral students, and its research centers maintain relationships with unions, employers, and government agencies across more than 60 countries.

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