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Supporting students interested in pursuing the basic science and technology innovations that can be applied to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security mission. * Undergraduate students * U.S. citizenship required * Funding available for fall 2011 * Full tuition and monthly stipends * Includes 10-week summer internships at federal research facilities or university-based DHS Centers […]
Background Meister Consultants Group, Inc. (MCG) is a Boston-based consulting firm focusing on sustainable energy policy and markets in the US and internationally. MCG specializes in policy development and analysis, market strategy and research, program planning and management, and international dialogue. MCG has advised national, state, and municipal governments on energy policy development, and consulted […]
NMR is currently seeking candidates for a Research Associate’s position. We are a small but expanding consulting firm specializing in evaluation of energy efficiency and renewable energy programs. The position is located in NMR’s office in Davis Square in Somerville, Massachusetts. Efficiency and renewables are burgeoning fields providing excellent career opportunities for social scientists.
The Massachusetts Broadband Institute (MBI), a newly created division within the Massachusetts Technology Collaborative, was established by the Patrick Administration and is committed to fostering the creation of ubiquitous broadband access throughout the Commonwealth through targeted investments in broadband infrastructure and public-private partnerships. The MBI will focus on the expansion of broadband deployment to unserved […]
Kearns & West, a strategic collaboration and communications firm specializing in water, energy, natural resources and environmental facilitation/mediation, collaboration and public involvement, seeks a seasoned mediator/facilitator with complementary clients to join our firm’s Portland, Oregon office. Kearns & West also has offices in San Francisco, CA, Sacramento, CA and Washington, DC.
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