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) at Trinity College Dublin is seeking a PhD student to explore the influence of topology in designing & operation of distributed quantum networks. The candidate will be part of the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Action
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per annum plus university fees. Closing date and time: 14 May 2026 at 5pm IST Commencement date: September 2026 Project Summary This scholarship is part of the Co-Centre for Climate + Biodiversity
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ambitious, inquisitive and innovative individuals to join our multidisciplinary research team. As part of a dynamic and collaborative environment, you will contribute to breakthrough work that supports
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Centre for Synthesis & Chemical Biology, University College Dublin | Dublin Bar, Leinster | Ireland | 30 days ago
only will be pursued. The functional group tolerance of each new methodology developed will be investigated by applying the methodology in question to a broad array of functionalised starting materials
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care ethics can inform legal thinking. Applicants might: Work with legal texts, cases, or institutions Engage with theory (including, but not limited to, feminist care ethics) • Develop a research
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developers and technical standards experts, and the public. The work of this PhD lies primarily in examining the role and impact of AI in assisting judicial decision-making through theories and methods
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, fully-funded PhD student focused on control, optimization, game theory, and embodied intelligence in robotics and autonomous systems. This is a unique opportunity to work on a project combining cutting
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diagnostic and therapeutic tools for bacterial infections. Our work is at the interface of carbohydrate chemistry and inorganic chemistry. The group currently has 5 PhD students and a postdoc. The successful
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funded PhD scholarship to work on GalSB, funded by the Research Ireland Pathway Programme and supervised by Dr Shipra Nagar and co-supervised by Prof. John Walsh in the School of Pharmacy and
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education, research, and innovation, which has been inspiring generations of thinkers for over 400 years. Thrive: Trinity College Dublin's Strategic Plan 2025 - 2030 Post Summary This PhD position is part of