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Trinity College Dublin, School of Mathematics Position ID: 1697 -PHD [#26720] Position Title: Position Type: Academic admissions Position Location: Dublin, Dublin D02 PN40, Ireland [map ] Subject
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project “Ground Rigid Install Pile Anchor – GRIP Anchor”. The project is being led by Gavin and Doherty Geosolutions (GDG) with the aim of undertaking laboratory testing and numerical modelling of a novel
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“Multiscale modelling of soil-structure interaction for renewable energy applications”. An improved understanding of soil-structure interface behaviour can lead to significant cost savings for offshore wind
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growth curve models, staggered difference-in-differences) to analyse post-divorce economic trajectories. Synthetic control methods may be employed to establish causal relationships. Application Procedure
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Measurement Frameworks. Project Overview: The Science & Technology Entrepreneurship Education and Research (STEER) project will create best-practice teaching models, scholarly research, and scalable
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that these cells could be deployed to control intracellular S. aureus. The project will employ cutting edge technologies (transcriptomics, in vivo infection models, single cell metabolic analysis) to profile
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to forward a copy of your CV along with your academic referees. Informal enquiries to:Colin.clarke@nibrt.ie or niall.barron@nibrt.ie Funding:Annual stipend of €25,000 plus fees for 4 years.Project 2: Model
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, industry/EPA workshops, funded conference travel and short visits to partner labs Access to state-of-the-art modelling suites, class-1 monitoring equipment and the citizen-science platforms Position 1
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, flexibility becomes an essential feature, driven by the development of flexible components and open networks. Development of Digital Twins, capable of building dynamic models from information gathered form live
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this project, using extensive primary cell culture, molecular analysis, scRNAseq, non-invasive imaging analysis, along with mechanistic studies using 2D/3D culture models, we will dissect the distinct cellular