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Research Group at the University of Dublin, Trinity College, is seeking to recruit a postdoctoral research fellow to develop novel battery thermal management systems (BTMS). The focus of this post will be (i
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), Teagasc, and University College Cork (UCC). The central objective of the Duck-Feed project are to develop improved, small scale outdoor cultivation systems, develop Lemna growth on farm waste-streams
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-Feed project are to develop improved, small scale outdoor cultivation systems, develop Lemna growth on farm waste-streams, optimise protein extraction technology, assess feed quality, economic and
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position will play an important role in a European Research Council (ERC) funded project. A key aim of this project is to develop new mechanistic insight in the interaction between biofilms and aggregates
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to develop an AI-powered assistive communication tool to translate Irish Sign Language (ISL) into English. It has strong inclusion and societal impact goals, targeting real-time communication for Deaf users
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sustainable construction practices. The ideal candidate will bring expertise in research and education while demonstrating a strong understanding of societal challenges related to workforce development and
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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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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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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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. 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