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. Unlike traditional architectures with static power allocation, disaggregated RANs allow for dynamic scaling and flexible placement of network functions, which significantly impacts power consumption
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will focus on building understanding of the interplay between the upstream process parameters and process performance to develop approaches and strategies to optimize efficiency and robustness and allow
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networks become essential to manage network requests, while maintaining high availability and optimal resource utilization. One PhD studentship is available for work in the area of Digital Twins for optical
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for structural variants and copy number variants (SVs/CNVs), will be used to optimize data analysis and variant discovery. The project will focus on identifying previously overlooked pathogenic variants, exploring
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to understand microbial interactions and optimize biogas production. This PhD position offers a unique opportunity to work in a multidisciplinary team under the supervision of Professor Muhammad Ali (TCD) and Dr
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candidate can expect to work closely with a research assistant, two PhD students and their co-supervisors, Dr. Cynthia Coleman, Dr. Kasia Whysall and Dr. Linda Howard. This individual must be 1) highly
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, cultural or political geographer as part of a Research Ireland-funded project “Diaspora Diplomacy and the Migration-Development Nexus” led by Dr Jonathan Harris. The PhD position is dedicated to researching
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identities) while others may be more difficult to identify with (e.g., chronic illness; overweight and obesity; drug use). Importantly, there are different aspects to stigma: stigmatised people not only
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in a field site and use these in a new way to dynamically ‘partition’ soil respiration between the activities of the organisms that contribute to it at scales from seasonal to sub-daily. The results
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to facilitate the harnessing of these mechanisms therapeutically. This project will investigate a role for CD8+ T-cells in the immune response to S. aureus infection and specifically, address the hypothesis