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for appointment at a similar level in another Irish HEI Researcher Career Development Framework | Irish Universities Association Project Title: Post Doctoral Researcher School of Nursing and Midwifery, Maternal and
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for appointment at a similar level in another Irish HEI Researcher Career Development Framework | Irish Universities Association Project Title: MicroCreds Post Duration: 9 Months Salary: €45,847 - €52,339 p.a. IUA
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to the understanding and protection of our natural environment and to developing innovative technologies, tools and services to facilitate a transformation to a zero carbon and resource efficient society. The MaREI
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the Health Research Board (HRB). The objective of DTI is to significantly develop and expand the current small dementia clinical trials’ portfolio to include studies of diverse types (proof of concept
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of climate inaction, providing a baseline for long term monitoring, and marking a step-change in climate change communication and providing evidence to inform policy development in Ireland and globally
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. This EU-funded project focuses on the development and validation of novel Hybrid Blue-Green Infrastructure (HBGI) to enhance shoreline resilience, support biodiversity, and integrate ecological and societal
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demonstrated research achievement, who will contribute to this research programme and will also be supported to prepare for careers in academia or Industry. The successful candidate will join a dynamic team of
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component sources such as roots and microbes – by developing and maintaining both custom and off-the-shelf instruments in field operation. We have developed custom built ‘minirhizotron’ instruments to image
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combination of CFD modelling and running What-if-scenarios to support environmental decision-making and policy development with a focus on vulnerable coastal habitats in Ireland. The successful candidate will
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developing next-generation antimicrobial peptide (AMP)-based solutions targeting vaginal fungal infections, particularly Recurrent Vulvovaginal Candidiasis (RVVC). The project combines microbiology, molecular