20 algorithm-development-"https:" Postdoctoral positions at MAYNOOTH UNIVERSITY in Ireland
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Astrophysics/Computer Science. The successful applicant will join the star and planet formation research group led by Dr Emma Whelan. For more information on the work of the group please see https
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star and planet formation research group led by Dr Emma Whelan. For more information on the work of the group please see https://www.maynoothuniversity.ie/physics/our-research . This position is part of
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the Republic of Ireland. For selected topics, such as the planning and development pipeline, a data audit and comparison will be undertaken with respect two additional countries. The successful candidate will have
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data-driven net zero carbon energy system. The appointee will support the development of data architectures, analytics tools, and interoperability frameworks aimed at integrating building energy data
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. The Research Assistant will work closely with post-doctoral researchers and a multidisciplinary team across institutions, contributing to the development, testing, and application of tools, datasets, and
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ERC Consolidator Gran (https://ahi.maynoothuniversity.ie/brokensong/ ). The position is full-time but a part-time working arrangement may be considered. The place of work is Maynooth University, Ireland
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. 1350” (BROKENSONG) (funded by a 5-year ERC Consolidator Grant). See the project website: https://ahi.maynoothuniversity.ie/brokensong/ . Do you want to work in Ireland on an exciting European Research
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. Closing Date: 23:30hrs (local Irish time) on Thursday the 19th of March 2026. Please note all applications must be made via our Online Recruitment Portal at the following link: https
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Consolidator Grant). See the project website: https://ahi.maynoothuniversity.ie/brokensong/ . Do you want to work in Ireland on an exciting European Research Council funded project analysing a lost musical
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, Maynooth University. The Laboratory is a newly-established facility and research programme, led by Professor Philip Nolan (https://www.maynoothuniversity.ie/people/philip-nolan ). Obstructive sleep apnoea