70 parallel-computing-numerical-methods positions at University College Cork in Ireland
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studies require a physiotherapy assessment of infants and older children. Cerebral palsy (CP) is the most common lifelong physical disability. The Elevate programme aims to improve both the Early Detection
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the ELEVATE Programme for Programme for Prediction, Early Detection & Intervention in Cerebral Palsy. This 5-year programme is focused on the prevention, early detection, and treatment of brain injury
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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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the ELEVATE Programme for Programme for Prediction, Early Detection & Intervention in Cerebral Palsy. This 5-year programme is focused on the prevention, early detection, and treatment of brain injury
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programme of research aimed at advancing the preclinical development of immunosuppressive therapeutic drug formulations for the management of skin conditions. The project seeks to address key challenges in
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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
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microbiology will form part of this post. The post-holder shall teach and examine, establish / maintain a competitive Microbiology / Pathology research programme, undertake administrative duties and carry out
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datacentres, over 7000 computer workstations, 300+ websites, research infrastructure and a customer base of more than 30,000 users. In addition, it provides and supports the University’s business systems and
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idea is to centralise the information, but also standardise methods of testing and assessment, such as blade origins, history, geometry, and condition rating (based on visual inspection, non-destructive
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program; and embedding Statistical research in the various Research Clusters within University College Cork’s Futures Research Initiative, the UCC Futures—AI & Data Analytics Futures being an immediate