157 algorithm-development-"Multiple"-"Simons-Foundation" positions at University College Cork in Ireland
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and operational activities across multiple teams and partners; managing major project milestones, budgets, and reporting; supporting the acquisition of external funding; ensuring scientific excellence
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secondary bile acids have multiple signalling roles in the host and have been implicated in numerous disease states, including inflammatory bowel disease. Inflammatory bowel disease (Crohn’s disease and
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that these bacteria can alter the effectiveness of some commonly used anti-cancer drugs, and so it is hoped that data from this study can support the development of new biomarkers that can measure how well some
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the experimental sciences. The initiative will also involve working with both education technology providers, industry stakeholders and student partners. The initiative is to develop courses in which a
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of realist methods is an advantage but training in specific methodologies will be provided as required. Further opportunities for professional development will be provided by the UCC Post-Doctoral Development
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involve working with both education technology providers, industry stakeholders and student partners. The initiative is to develop courses in which a virtual laboratory experience is complemented with a
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systems within the building. They will manage maintenance contracts and prepare detailed preventative maintenance programmes. The post holder will be the key person involved in the management
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mitigation, adaptation and other ecosystem services to underpin policy development. This post-doctoral position will contribute specifically to the development of long-term management strategies for Blue
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be provided as required. Further opportunities for professional development will be provided by the UCC Post-Doctoral Development Hub. The Post-Doctoral researchers will be part of a team of six full
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communication deliver maximum benefit for children with or at risk for developmental language disorder (D)LD. To do this we aim to develop a set of internationally accepted reporting guidelines that will a