32 computer-programmer "Mohammed VI Polytechnic University" Postdoctoral positions in Ireland
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Department: Computer Science Vacancy ID: 036182 Closing Date: 20-Jul-2025 Maynooth University is committed to a strategy in which the primary University goals of excellent research and scholarship
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collaborative research projects as they arise with Industry Partners and/or EU Consortium Partners. The nature and structure of the phase 2 SFI Research Centre programme allows for Post-Doctoral researchers
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collaborative research projects as they arise with Industry Partners and/or EU Consortium Partners. The nature and structure of the phase 2 SFI Research Centre programme allows for Post-Doctoral Researchers
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programme allows for Post-Doctoral Researchers to work and gain valuable experience in a varied & research-rich environment where you may gain experience, where applicable, working on projects with SME’s
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at the core of the work: soundscape ecology of underwater recordings, and document analysis. The nature and structure of the Phase 2 Research Ireland Centre programme allows for Post-Doctoral Researchers
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demonstrate strong experimental skills or a background in modelling and analysis of molecular computation. Prior experience with DNA strand design or molecular computing is desirable. You should be able to plan
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for this position. This is an advanced research training role, building on their prior experience as a Post-Doctoral Researcher in UCC or elsewhere, where you will conduct a specified programme of research and
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, a programme managed by the Special EU Programmes Body (SEUPB). SUMIT’S engagement work has identified four key shared local service issues: Barriers to Accessing Care and Support Service Centric
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programmes in Engineering and Commerce, with an FTE of 800+ attributed to the school. At postgraduate level, the School runs three successful master’s degrees in financial and computational mathematics
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BACtheWINNER team. The main aim of this research programme is to develop bacteriocins as novel antimicrobials/therapeutics by solving the current challenges associated with their implementation, such as low