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Post Summary We are pleased to invite applications for two fully funded PhD studentships to work on a project at the interface of synthetic organic chemistry, electrochemistry, and sustainability
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students. PhD graduates from the lab have gone on to pursue successful research careers as post docs in some of the world’s most prestigious Universities (e.g. Harvard University, Cambridge University, UCSF
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for excellence in education, research, and innovation, which has been inspiring generations of thinkers for over 400 years. Trinity College Dublin- an introduction Post Summary: Applications are welcome
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to psychology@ul.ie with the subject ‘PhD Studentship Application’. The expression of interest document should be submitted in Word (.doc or .docx) format and should be no more than two pages. The applicant
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Area: Combinatorial algebraic geometry Appl Deadline: (posted 2025/07/02, listed until 2026/01/02) Position Description: Position Description The School of Mathematics at Trinity College Dublin invites applications
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reach the market, current manufacturing and characterisation technologies in the industry will struggle to deliver them economically and safely for patients. This research program aims to provide
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educator resources, paying particular focus to the development of enterprise skills in the computing and software development context. Expected outcomes include stronger industry-academia collaboration
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student. This scholarship provides doctoral programme tuition fees and an annual stipend of €25,000 for four years (subject to satisfactory progress in studies each year). Research Area: Applicants
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Post Summary The resilience of the anti-viral immune system declines with age, yet there is significant heterogeneity in anti-viral immunity in older adults, resulting in diverse viral infection
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Post Summary We are seeking outstanding candidates for two fully funded PhD studentships to explore how natural selection has driven global disparities in disease susceptibility—through the powerful