74 phd-in-architecture-interior-design-built-environment Postdoctoral positions in Ireland
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opportunity for a post-PhD researcher to gain broad, hands-on experience in a dynamic, international research environment and to develop further as an independent scientist Salary Post-Doctoral Researcher (2025
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. The project tackles gender disparities in agricultural productivity by designing and piloting gender-responsive, site-specific digital agricultural technologies DATs tailored for smallholder women farmers in
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the Environmental Protection Agency. JustCities Hub aims to re-imagine city life in a way that embraces the challenges of climate action and promotes stable, just, and healthy urban environments
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the design and delivery of other data yet to be collected, such as citizen focus groups, as well as the analysis of this data. Application materials: Cover letter (max 2 pages), Including Writing sample
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innovative approaches to integrating the principles of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities into technology design practices and embedding rights into the design of Internet
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benefits across European estuarine and coastal environments. The successful candidate will be physically based in Cork, Ireland, and will work closely with international partners on the logistics
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dependable wireless networks where we have been investigating concepts such as 5G LAN-type networks and wireless Time Sensitive Networks in physical testbed and network simulation environments. The project is
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, and metabolomics. The ideal candidate will have a PhD in Biology, Microbiology or Genetics with an interest in Fungal Biology and Antifungal resistance. Salary: Post Doctoral Researcher: € 45,847 p.a (1
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funded project ‘Techno-Anthropology of Heat in Social Housing Retrofits’ led by Dr. James Cuffe and co-PI Dr. Sarah O’Connell. The successful applicant will plan and lead ethnographic work with project
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climate regeneration and Nature-based Solutions in deprived areas through the development of innovative co-analysis, co-design, and co-monitoring tools and methodologies for engaging with the community