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of Future Medicines and AI & Data Analytics. The successful candidate will gain experience developing computational tools to support a rational and science-based approach to selecting formulations
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A Research Ireland Accelerating Research to Commercialisation (ARC) funded post-doctoral researcher position is available in the Medical Mycology Unit, Department of Biology, Maynooth University
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will work closely with Prof Eleanor Bantry White and collaborators within multiple disciplines including Computer Science and Information Technology. A core focus of the role will be participatory
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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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appointment to posts advertised will be dependent on University approval, together with the terms of the employment control framework for the higher education sector. UCC is committed to creating and fully
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of therapeutic RNA – Pharmacodelivery Group. The position is part of GENEGUT, a Research & Innovation project funded by the European Union. https://genegut.eu/ We are looking for an exceptionally enthusiastic
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-Centre Climate+ for Climate, Biodiversity and Water is a €41.3 million research centre, initially funded for six years by the Government of Ireland (Research Ireland and Shared Island Fund); the Northern
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handling, computational biology such as RNA sequencing and metabolomics and analysis of large datasets will be highly valued. The appointee will work directly with the Aburto Lab group. Our work focuses on
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democracy and social economy). Funded under Horizon Europe, DICES is a four year project. It is conducted in collaboration with institutional partners in six European countries. DICES project aims: to enhance
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seeks to understand how service users approach, make sense and find meaning in their interactions with these services. The study is funded by the Irish Prison Service. The collective centrality of in