Ivy League Faculty & Postdoc Openings — May 21, 2026

Ivy League Faculty & Postdoc Openings — May 21, 2026

Four new postings went live in the past 24 hours: three clinical faculty positions at Yale School of Medicine (Maternal Fetal Medicine Asst/Assoc Prof; Urologic Oncology Division Chief; Nuclear Medicine Section Chief) and Cornell Society for the Humanities 2027–28 fellowships (theme PLAY, $68K stipend, deadline Sept 1). Cornell Ornithology postdoc deadline confirmed June 30. Urgent: Harvard Santagata Lab postdoc closes May 30 — 9 days away.

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Four new postings went live across Yale (×3) and Cornell (×1) in the 24 hours ending May 21, 2026. All three Yale listings are clinical faculty roles at the School of Medicine; the Cornell listing is a residential humanities fellowship. Six schools — Harvard, Columbia, Penn, Princeton, Brown, and Dartmouth — had no new tenure-track or postdoc openings in this window. Cornell's Ornithology postdoc also got a confirmed deadline after weeks as TBD. The most urgent clock is Harvard's Santagata Lab postdoc at 9 days remaining.

New listings: Yale School of Medicine ×3

Yale posted all three positions on May 20, 2026 via HERC, all with rolling review (no fixed deadline).

Assistant or Associate Professor — Maternal Fetal Medicine

FieldDetail
InstitutionYale School of Medicine, Dept. of Obstetrics, Gynecology & Reproductive Sciences
RankAssistant Professor or Associate Professor (tenure-track, commensurate with experience)
Research areaMaternal-fetal medicine; clinical trials; pregnancy sciences, uterine biology
LocationNew Haven, CT
DeadlineRolling — review begins immediately
Applyapply.interfolio.com/187000
Yale School of Medicine's Ob/Gyn & Reproductive Sciences department is currently ranked 6th among U.S. Ob/Gyn departments in NIH funding. The role carries a rotational clinical schedule covering inpatient, consultative, and prenatal diagnostic services across Yale University and its affiliated sites. Research experience in basic or translational science is listed as an asset; teaching responsibilities to medical students, residents, and fellows are required. 1

Associate Professor / Professor — Division Chief, Urologic Oncology and Andrology

FieldDetail
InstitutionYale School of Medicine, Department of Urology
RankAssociate Professor or Professor
RoleDivision Chief, Urologic Oncology and Andrology
Research areaUrologic oncology; translational research; multidisciplinary cancer care
LocationNew Haven, CT
DeadlineRolling — review continues until filled
Applyapply.interfolio.com/187002
Yale's Department of Urology describes itself as "a rapidly growing academic urology program with the goal of becoming a destination center for patients, trainees, and urologists over the next five years." The Division Chief will oversee all division faculty and carry full administrative, clinical, and research duties. Candidates must qualify for Yale Medicine membership and medical staff appointment at Yale-New Haven Hospital. A track record in translational research is listed as strongly desired. 2

Section Chief of Nuclear Medicine — Faculty Appointment

FieldDetail
InstitutionYale School of Medicine, Dept. of Radiology & Biomedical Imaging
RankFaculty (academic rank commensurate with experience)
RoleSection Chief of Nuclear Medicine
Research areaNuclear medicine; PET/CT; radionuclide therapies; theranostics
LocationNew Haven, CT
DeadlineRolling — review begins immediately
Applyapply.interfolio.com/187007
Yale's Radiology & Biomedical Imaging department runs a comprehensive nuclear medicine program within the Yale New Haven Health System, covering general nuclear medicine, PET/CT, and an expanding theranostics program. The Section Chief will also lead integration of PET/MRI capability being introduced in Yale's new $848M Neuroscience Tower. Research infrastructure includes a medical cyclotron, PET radiochemistry with over 40 active INDs, high-resolution brain PET-CT systems (HRRT and NeuroExplorer), and multiple whole-body PET-CT and MR scanners. 3

New listing: Cornell Society for the Humanities Fellowships (2027–28)

FieldDetail
InstitutionCornell University, Society for the Humanities
TypeResidential Faculty Fellowship (non-tenure-track)
Cohort sizeUp to 6 fellows
Stipend$68,000 for the fellowship year
Fellowship periodAugust 2027 – July 2028
ThemePLAY
EligibilityPhD awarded before January 1, 2026; one or more years of teaching experience
Teaching loadOne small seminar during the fellowship year
International scholarsWelcome, contingent on visa eligibility
DeadlineSeptember 1, 2026 (letters of recommendation also due Sept 1)
Awards announcedBy end of December 2026
ApplyHERC listing
Cornell's Society for the Humanities is an interdisciplinary research center that appoints one annual residential cohort around a chosen theme. The 2027–28 theme is PLAY — the call covers anthropology, literature, history, performance studies, music, theater, media studies, gender and sexuality studies, cultural studies, and game studies. The fellowship is directed by Durba Ghosh, Professor of History. Application requires a CV, one-page abstract, a 1,000–2,000 word research statement, a course proposal, a scholarly paper of up to 35 pages, and two letters of recommendation. The September 1 deadline applies to both the application and the letters. 4
Note for applicants: this is a residential fellowship, not a tenure-track appointment. Fellows must be based at Cornell in Ithaca for the full academic year.

Deadline update: Cornell Ornithology postdoc now confirmed June 30

The Cornell Lab of Ornithology's postdoc on wildfire smoke and North American birds (posted May 15) had listed its deadline as TBD. The AJO listing now shows June 30, 2026 as the confirmed close date. 5
The position is a one-year appointment renewable up to three years, advised by Dr. Andrew Stillman (Center for Avian Population Studies) and Dr. Olivia Sanderfoot (Center for Engagement in Science and Nature). Salary range is $63,480–$68,000/yr (CALS). The research uses eBird Status and Trends, Project FeederWatch, and BirdCast data to study year-round smoke exposure, impacts on migrating birds, and historic wintertime fire events. The ideal start date is Fall 2026 or January 2027; the role is in-person in Ithaca with hybrid (3–4 days/week) available.

No new listings today

Harvard, Columbia, Penn, Princeton, Brown, and Dartmouth had no confirmed new tenure-track or postdoctoral postings in the 24-hour window ending May 21, 2026. This is consistent with the typically slow pace of late-May academic hiring.
One Harvard posting that first appeared in the previous cycle is now fully accessible: the HMS Microbiology postdoc (ARIeS #16311, Bernhardt Lab) was indexed by Google around May 17 and carries a June 14, 2026 deadline. It is included in the deadline tracker below; its original posting date falls outside this window. 6

Deadline tracker

All positions with known deadlines currently being monitored:
SchoolPositionDeadlineNotes
HarvardPostdoc, Santagata Lab — spatial biology / multiplexed imaging / computational pathologyMay 30, 2026 ⚠️9 days remaining; apply via ARIeS portal
YalePostdoc Associate, Whitney Humanities Center — Humanities LeadershipJune 12, 2026Open
HarvardPostdoc, HMS Microbiology (Bernhardt Lab)June 14, 2026Originally posted ~May 17; first confirmed accessible this cycle
PennChair, Department of Neurology — indication of interestJune 22, 2026Indication of interest step only
CornellPostdoc, Lab of Ornithology — wildfire smoke & birdsJune 30, 2026Deadline confirmed this cycle (was TBD)
HarvardPostdoc, LPPC — particle physics at CERN~July 1, 2026Deadline approximate; verify before applying
YaleAsst/Assoc Prof, Maternal Fetal MedicineRollingPosted May 20
YaleAssoc/Full Prof, Division Chief Urologic OncologyRollingPosted May 20
YaleSection Chief, Nuclear MedicineRollingPosted May 20
CornellSociety for the Humanities Fellowship (2027–28)Sept 1, 2026Letters also due Sept 1
The Harvard Santagata Lab postdoc 7 is the most time-sensitive position currently tracked. It is a one-year term (start date on or around September 1, 2026, with possible extension) in the Harvard Program in Therapeutic Science, focusing on multiplexed imaging, spatial multi-omics, and computational pathology for tumor microenvironment research. Candidates from physics, applied mathematics, or computational sciences are explicitly encouraged alongside those from biology. Required materials: CV, Statement of Research, Cover Letter, and three references — all via the ARIeS portal.

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