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excellent communication, organization, planning and interpersonal skills. The successful candidate should have a strong background in optics, IR spectroscopy, laser technology, electronics & interfacing, as
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completion of a PhD or for someone entering a new area for the first time. If you have already completed your PD1 stage in UCD or will soon complete a PD1, or you are an external applicant whose total
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the sectors and the policy landscapes in Ireland as well as multiple workshops with stakeholders in these industries, an event study on current policy initiatives; multiple case studies to identify obstacles
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resistance. The increasing prevalence of drug-resistant TB demonstrates that current treatments are inadequate and there is an urgent need for novel therapies. Research is now focused on the development
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environment/network of the university more widely. In the evaluation of the applications, emphasis will be placed on: • PhD degree (awarded) in ethnomusicology, folklore or other closely related areas
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candidate will work on an EU-funded project (Sustain-a-Bite) which investigates the potential of fermentation technology for upcycling fruit and vegetable side streams. The project focuses on minimal
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several projects in the centre including the MAGICA project ( https://magica-project.eu/), a landmark initiative funded under EU Horizon programme. The MAGICA project aims to accelerate the development
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-based programme designed to enhance person-centred care for people with advanced dementia in nursing homes. We are seeking a Post-Doctoral Researcher with graphic design skills to help develop and
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, molecular biology, biotechnology, biopharmaceutical sciences, biomedical and chemical engineering or a related field are highly encouraged to apply. • Experience in one or more of the following areas will be
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Researcher to work on programme of work interrogating the effects of prebiotics and/or synbiotic in the development of the brain and peripheral organs during early-life. Specifically, the research will focus