11 finite-element-methods Postdoctoral positions at University College Cork in Ireland
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to the development of concepts of hydrogen storage by using floating foundations and necessary improvements. • Develop finite element structural models / hydrodynamic simulations of floating foundations
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. Develop finite element structural models / hydrodynamic simulations of floating foundations storing hydrogen with operational wind turbine, electrolysers and environmental loads. Optimise design of hybrid
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research. This project will use a mixed-methods approach to examine how individuals’ capabilities, opportunities, and motivations influence their decision-making behaviour, and how the setting including
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experts. The researcher is expected to contribute the development and validation of mathematical and integrated models for offshore wind – hydrogen hubs, and to develop element models including balance
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Researcher will work on a Women’s Health project performing cell and bacterial culture. The appointee will be involved in both technical and commercial elements of the project which aims to development a
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analysis, PCR, and chemical analysis of constituent components is desirable. The successful candidate will be expected to have strong experimental skills as well as a significant track record of research
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Cork (UCC), Ireland. Successful candidates will be part of a highly motivated team that will use modern computational methods to develop critical medicines for improving global health and equality
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on existing knowledge and exploring new methods for monitoring risk factors, disease burden, and the impact of policies and interventions. Specifically, we will focus on the work in Workpackage 5 (task 5.6
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in Probiotic under study. Candidates should have a PhD with relevant molecular or biochemical experience. Expertise in cell culture, western analysis, PCR, and chemical analysis of constituent
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to build a comprehensive European infrastructure for monitoring factors related to cancer and other NCDs. This includes building on existing knowledge and exploring new methods for monitoring risk factors