17 assistant-professor-and-human-computer-interaction Fellowship positions in Ireland
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ROSETTA is an innovative fellowship programme co-ordinated by the University of Galway and will involve four other universities (Implementing Partners): University College Cork , University College
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30 Months, Specific Purpose Whole-Time Post Position Summary Applications are invited for the role of Research Assistant, which will contribute to an exploration of the human and societal aspects
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people are functioning in relation to their goals, activities, strivings and interactions with the world. This approach has been developed by TILDA in collaboration with Professor Daisy Fancourt, Director
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The candidate will lead and coordinate a portfolio of interdisciplinary research and strategic activities within the Gut-brain axis research programme, under the mentorship of Professors John F. Cryan and in
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(ARC Hub for Therapeutics) and involves collaboration between Professors Anne Marie Healy and Carsten Ehrhardt of the School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, Trinity College Dublin (TCD) and
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seeking international protection, and provides a range of congregate accommodation settings for this group, which pose additional social and health challenges. BOTPs, IPAs and programme refugees (who
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systems. The researcher will work on designing and evaluating techniques for testing AI-integrated software systems, including model robustness, test automation, and the interaction between traditional
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interstate and civil wars (see forecastlab.org). The successful post holder will be supervised by Professor Thomas Chadefaux. The position will commence as soon as possible and continue until December 2026
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social scientists, in addition to support and technical staff. Energy and climate research at the ESRI The ESRI has maintained an energy research programme since the 1990s, known as the Energy Policy
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Post Summary The Complex Software Lab at Trinity College Dublin seeks a Postdoctoral Researcher for the Sign-2-Me translational project, funded under the SFI ARC Hub programme. The project aims