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Total Unique Faculty Positions Advertised (SPD + SPA)
Faculty US
Faculty non-US
Number of Faculty Positions
Year
Figure D-5
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SPD Postdocs US
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Total Postdocs US SPA + SPD (no duplicates)
Number of Postdoc Advertisements
Year
Figure D-6
FIGURE D.6 Number of advertised U.S. postdoctoral
positions in solar and space physics. SOURCE: Courtesy of Mark Moldwin, Department of Atmospheric,
Oceanic and Space Sciences, University of Michigan,
for the Education and Workforce Working Group of
the Decadal Strategy for Solar and Space Physics
(Heliophysics).
FIGURE D.5 Number of advertised faculty positions
in solar and space physics, worldwide. SOURCE:
Courtesy of Mark Moldwin, Department of Atmospheric, Oceanic and Space Sciences, University of
Michigan, for the Education and Workforce Working
Group of the Decadal Strategy for Solar and Space
Physics (Heliophysics).