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to uncover novel therapeutic targets. This position offers an opportunity to work at the intersection of neurodevelopment, immunology, and cancer biology, with the goal of developing new therapeutic strategies
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gain broad, hands-on experience in a dynamic, international research environment and to develop further as an independent scientist Salary Post-Doctoral Researcher (2025): €45,847 p.a. (Point 1
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and TCD in an ambitious four-year alliance to better human health through vaccination and to train the next generation of all-island researchers in vaccine design, development, testing and deployment
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understanding of Europe's social economy and to identify factors driving its uneven development; evaluate the role of social economy organisations in addressing social exclusion and improving services and
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microscopy of radial glial cells, RNA sequencing on the developing cortex and CSF metabolomics to understand how microbial signals at the CSF could modulate RG at the ventricular interface. Experience in mouse
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18Months, Fixed-Term, Whole-Time Post Position Summary Applications are invited for the role of Post-Doctoral Researcher within of the School Applied Social Studies. The RED project will develop
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6 Months, Fixed-Term, Whole-Time Post Position Summary The School of Engineering is seeking a highly motivated and self-driven Postdoctoral Researcher to lead the development of a bottom-up
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Cork (UCC), Ireland. Successful candidates will be part of a highly motivated team that will use modern computational methods to develop critical medicines for improving global health and equality
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hours per week) for 12 months and will start immediately. This position will appeal to anyone who wishes to develop their research career and profile and offers the successful candidate a unique and
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developing modular strategies for discovery of new antimicrobial agents. New diagnostic and therapeutic tools against bacteria are urgently needed to face the growing global challenge of antimicrobial