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As part of its programme to provide postdoctoral research opportunities for scholars of proven academic excellence, University College Dublin is pleased to announce it has renewed funding to support
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Research Fellow in Modern History A Research Fellow is sought to join a team of researchers on the project ‘Witnessing war, making peace: testimonies of revolution and restraint in inter-war Ireland
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will also join the Science and Society Research Group at Trinity College Dublin. Remote work is not available as the fellow is expected to actively participate in the Dublin area with local communities
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DURATION: UP TO 12 MONTHS Advancing Children Rights Research Network (ACoRN) Fellowship for Palestinian Scholars at Risk University College Cork School of Law is delighted to launch the ACoRN
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applicants including those whom have been displaced due to war. Trinity College Dublin is Ireland’s premier University. We are an EU Sustainable Gender Equality Champion and we hold an Athena Swan Silver award
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will also join the Science and Society Research Group at Trinity College Dublin. Remote work is not available as the fellow is expected to actively participate in the Dublin area with local communities
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DURATION: UP TO 12 MONTHS Advancing Children Rights Research Network (ACoRN) Fellowship for Palestinian Scholars at Risk University College Cork School of Law is delighted to launch the ACoRN
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Dublin and as funded by the Research Ireland Centre for Future Networks CONNECT. The principal investigator of the project is Dr Fiona McDermott, and the collaborators on the project are Dr Tom O’Dea (NCAD
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Gaeilge (School of Irish Learning). The aim of the Disappearing Text Project, based in the Department of Early and Medieval Irish at University College Cork, is to produce semi-diplomatic editions
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the flagship research project of the Trinity Centre for Ageing and Intellectual Disability (TCAID), focusing on ageing in individuals with intellectual disabilities aged 40 and over in Ireland. As the