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8 Feb 2025 Job Information Organisation/Company R@ISE Project (University of Limerick) Research Field Computer science Researcher Profile First Stage Researcher (R1) Country Ireland Application
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accessibility or other needs you might have. Application process You must apply for admission to the doctoral programme through the UCC Apply process: UCC's application system In parallel, please provide
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collaborative investigation including teams with expertise in cell biology, molecular biology, biomedical engineering, clinical medicine and computational biology. The team aim to create a novel, targeted
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the predictions of opaque models that are widely deployed in high-stakes decision making scenarios. Of particular interest to this project are example-based explanation methods that use individual data points
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student. This scholarship provides doctoral programme tuition fees and an annual stipend of €25,000 for four years (subject to satisfactory progress in studies each year). Research Area: Applicants
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Two funded PhD Studentships opportunities available at the Faculty of Education and Health Sciences, University of Limerick to undertake a doctoral programme in the context of the Teachers
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numerical models of each system in terms of heat transfer and groundwater flow. These calibrated models will be then used to evaluate potential optimised system configurations to gain more heat from the same
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. These methods will be implemented in efficient, scalable software packages, ensuring their applicability to real-world social and computational challenges. Application Procedure Applicants should email Dr
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. The research aims to replace traditional photoredox catalysts with electrochemical radical initiation, developing cleaner and scalable methods for the synthesis of high-value fine chemicals. These studentships
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programme is designed to impart substantive knowledge about politics, and to train students in the techniques, including quantitative methods, necessary to recognize, design and implement cutting-edge