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flagship undergraduate degree programmes in Mathematical Sciences, Mathematical Sciences and Physics, Financial Mathematics and Actuarial Science, and Data Science and Analytics, attract some of the highest
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will undertake empirical participant fieldwork, mixed methods data collection and analysis with associated writing up informed by the relevant literature. The post-doctoral researcher will also support
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Research Team led by Principal Investigator, Dr Garrihy, and a Research Assistant. The post-doctoral researcher will undertake empirical participant fieldwork, mixed methods data collection and analysis with
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highly valued: multispectral UAV mapping, coastal measurements (ADCP, Kestral, wind, wave, buoy), sediment analysis (particle size) and interpretation; CFD modelling; Irish coastlines and data science. The
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closely with the Principle Investigator on all aspects of the project goals listed above. The Postdoc will assist in developing surveys (student/staff/industry), analysing the data, writing reports and
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to fieldwork and data collection at the Irish study site (Cork Harbour), including baseline ecological assessments, habitat restoration monitoring, and performance evaluation of Hybrid Blue-Green Infrastructure
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create reports to a high level of detail after analysing raw data from sensors. The person will be actively involved in adhering to a quality system and be a willing participant in the promotion of a safe
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-depth evidence that will serve as the base for a transversal analysis. This will include an analysis of the data gathered and produce reports for each case study that reflects the role of WISEs and their
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Food and Fashion Resource Recovery (JUSTICE) Post Duration: 36 Months Salary: €45,847 - €52,339 p.a. IUA PD1 Scale For an information package including further details of the post see https://ore.ucc.ie
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relating to climate change and its societal implications. It will develop an in-depth understanding of how people’s attitudes to climate change are shaped by their sources of information, social networks and