77 assistant-professor-and-human-centered-computing Postdoctoral positions in Ireland
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. This transdisciplinary project is being led by Dr Niall Dunphy, Dr Alexandra Revez, Dr Gerard Mullally, and Professor Brian Ó Gallachoir. JustCities Hub includes a wide-ranging programme of stakeholder engagements
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cancers and inflammatory conditions. The research project is supported by a Research Ireland-funded Frontiers for the Future Award programme. We are seeking highly motivated candidates with a PhD and
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a programme of qualitative and mixed methods research. Working under the guidance of the Principal Investigator/Project Leader, duties include research planning, European data collection (with travel
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. The successful candidate will be based in the Fungal Genetics, Secondary Metabolism and Fermentation Laboratory, led by Professor Dr. Özgür Bayram, within the Department of Biology. The role will involve
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Training Alliance (AIVRT). Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is among the top 10 global public health threats facing humanity (World Health Organisation, WHO). AMR bacteria cause death, disability, prolonged
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virtual laboratory experience is complemented with a real laboratory experience (blended approach). Our aim is to help reinforce practical techniques and concepts and support enquiry-based learning
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will work closely with Prof Eleanor Bantry White and collaborators within multiple disciplines including Computer Science and Information Technology. A core focus of the role will be participatory
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packaging materials and systems utilised for low moisture, moisture-sensitive food products. Under the direction of Professor Joe Kerry, the successful candidate will be responsible for managing, performing
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computational methods to develop critical medicines for improving global health and equality. For low-income populations in developing countries, access to life-saving medicines is often fraught with obstacles
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and this project aims to identify and isolate keystone bacteria involved in bile acid metabolism in the human large intestine in both healthy volunteers and people with inflammatory bowel disease