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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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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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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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experimentation on optical communications in metro and access networks in support of next generation of mobile services. The position will be based in the CONNECT research centre, in The School of Computer
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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