2 vacancies at ICT4D Centre at Royal Holloway, University of London From Dorothea Kleine deadlines are fast-approaching! Dear ICT4D colleagues, If you like what we do, why not come and join us? The Information and Communication Technologies for Development (ICT4D) Centre at Royal Holloway, University of London (linked to the UNESCO Chair in ICT4D) brings together 10 academics and 13 doctoral researchers plus Masters students. Colleagues come from the departments of Geography and Computer Science, the School of Management, and the Information Security Group and we see our diverse approaches as a core strength. One of the leading centres for ICT4D research worldwide, it was also ranked 7th among global Think Tanks in Science and Technology (Uni of Pennsylvania/Wharton School, 2015). We cultivate partnerships across the world while benefiting from London as a culturally diverse city and Tech-Hub with a community of over 400 ICT4D practitioners and researchers. We are fully committed to producing research of the highest quality for, and in collaboration with, marginalized people in the global South and North. Find out more here: www.ict4dc.org<http://ict4dc.us3.list-manage2.com/track/click?u=007de766dd76518e683a6ecfb&id=d0ea17560f&e=9d13d2f7d8> There are currently two key vacancies at RHUL and applications from researchers with an ICT4D research focus are particularly welcome: Professor in Information Systems or Operations Management School of Management https://jobs.royalholloway.ac.uk/Vacancy.aspx?ref=0215-067<http://ict4dc.us3.list-manage.com/track/click?u=007de766dd76518e683a6ecfb&id=1d60f7f75a&e=9d13d2f7d8> Deadline: 25 March Lecturer in Computer Science Distributed and Global Computing research group Department of Computer Science https://jobs.royalholloway.ac.uk/vacancy.aspx?ref=0215-047<http://ict4dc.us3.list-manage1.com/track/click?u=007de766dd76518e683a6ecfb&id=59885a9ea2&e=9d13d2f7d8> Deadline: 15 March Advance notice: Later this year, we will also be recruiting a Lecturer in Human Geography (ICT4D applicants welcome) If you would like to informally discuss these posts from an ICT4D angle, please contactyingqin.zheng@rhul.ac.uk<mailto:yingqin.zheng@rhul.ac.uk> or dorothea.kleine@rhul.ac.uk<mailto:dorothea.kleine@rhul.ac.uk>. Please help us spread the word and forward in your networks – Thank you! ---------------------- Dr Dorothea Kleine Reader in Human Geography & Director, ICT4D Centre, Royal Holloway, University of London (www.ict4dc.org<http://www.ict4dc.org/>) MSc Practising Sustainable Development (ICT4D specialism): http://rhul.ac.uk/msc_psd andhttp://rhul.ac.uk/msc_psd/ict4d NEW: Associate Editor, The International Encyclopedia of Digital Communication and Society (Wiley-ICA, 2015) ESRC-DFID Project on Ethical Consumption & Sustainable Procurement: http://sustainablechoices.info<http://sustainablechoices.info/> Twitter: @dorotheakleine Marguerite Avery Research Affiliate Program on Information Science MIT Libraries @iceskatingbears mavery@mit.edu<mailto:mavery@mit.edu> marguerite.avery@gmail.com<mailto:marguerite.avery@gmail.com> ** Please note that I am currently affiliated with The MIT Libraries and no longer with The MIT Press. Inquiries regarding publishing proposals and publications should be directed to Associate Editor Katie Helke <helkekat@mit.edu<mailto:helkekat@mit.edu>> for STS topics and Editorial Director Gita Manaktala <manak@mit.edu<mailto:manak@mit.edu>> for Information & Communication topics. **