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2 Years, Fixed-Term, Whole-Time Post Position Summary INFANT is now accepting applications for a Signal Processing Engineer to support the work of the ELEVATE programme. The ELEVATE programme aims
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cancers and inflammatory conditions. The research project is supported by a Research Ireland-funded Frontiers for the Future Award programme. We are seeking highly motivated candidates with a PhD and
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attainment. The ideal candidate will have a PhD in a relevant discipline, with strong community research and qualitative analytical skills, and a background in climate and/or energy transition
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, Mathematical Modelling and Self-Learning Systems, and Data Science and Analytics as well as a strong PhD programme. The Mathematics Group comprises nine permanent members of staff working across the areas
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the area constraint programming, machine learning, and artificial intelligence within an established group of researchers and PhD students. The nature and structure of the Phase 2 Research Ireland Centre
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4 academic groups, 3 industrial partners and a patient organization. The aim of the project is to design a first in class oral medicine for local intestinal delivery of siRNA and mRNA to treat ileal
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team. The scientist must hold a secondary degree in a relevant life sciences degree and a PhD in vaccine immunology. Experience in examining vaccine-induced immunity, multi-parameter flow cytometry
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Cork vacancy portal https://ore.ucc.ie/ Queries relating to the online application process should be referred to recruitment@ucc.ie quoting the job-title and project name. Candidates should apply, in
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Centre at University College Cork. The ideal candidate should be a quantitative, analytical researcher with a PhD in engineering, science, or economics, or a field related to energy, and a demonstrated
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the fields of food packaging, food processing and material sciences. A primary objective of the research grouping is to tackle societal issues linked to these research areas to deliver meaningful solutions