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the Tinnitus Research Initiative, Brai3n neuromodulation clinic, Tinnitus Detect (TIDE) consortium etc. The project is designed to test a novel bimodal electrical-sound stimulation treatment for tinnitus
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”. Application Procedure Informal enquiries are very welcome and can be made directly to Dr Tim Bodt (tim.bodt@tcd.ie), Associate Professor, School of Linguistic, Speech and Communication Sciences. To apply
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designer, and sound designer. In addition, the project will examine the experiences of women in Irish opera and the barriers they encounter in their career development. The outputs of this research will
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growth curve models, staggered difference-in-differences) to analyse post-divorce economic trajectories. Synthetic control methods may be employed to establish causal relationships. Application Procedure
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that honours the complexity of the forced displacement process. Applicants are asked to submit a research statement that demonstrates how their research background and skills match with the project, and how
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, driven by future applications and services for 6G and beyond. Networks are also evolving to support a large variety of signals across larger access and metro network areas. For these novel scenarios
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Gene therapies are a type of advanced medicine that represent exciting possibilities to treat and potentially cure many life-altering and life-threatening diseases. They also represent a huge growth
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; enthusiasm for citizen engagement and fieldwork. Position 3 – Innovative Noise-Mitigation – University of Galway (Galway Sound Lab) You will evaluate classic and novel interventions—quiet pavements, vegetated
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of Education and Health Sciences to undertake a PhD degree is a separate process. Applications can be made by submitting (1) a current two-page academic CV and (2) an expression of interest document
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PhD scholar, it is envisaged that the following studies will form part of the PhD process for one/both prospective students: State of the art review of current discourse on the (i) science and