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to contribute to data processing and management, with additional responsibilities in final phases of participant recruitment and data collection in the context of a funded research program, R2D2-MH (RaDiaNT
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, who are therefore at increased risk of developing ALS in future. This project will involve expanding an existing dataset through recruitment of new participants and collection of EEG and TMS-EMG data
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special interest in audit and quality improvement will be responsible for the coordination of data collection within the theatre department. The post holder will ensure that operational, clinical, and
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Post Summary: This post will focus on exploratory research to underpin the roadmap to develop novel content for mychild.ie in order to create a one-stop health information resource for parents
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robust research and data analysis methods. This role will also deliver other research activities, specifically conducting an impact evaluation of key outreach and engagement activity, performing
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the research, including stimulus creation (i.e. a database of visual, haptic and auditory stimuli for experiments), data collection and preliminary data analyses. The work will be conducted under
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-enabled control planes and data processing for fibre sensing in optical networks. The work will focus on the development of methods for analysing fibre sensing signatures as well as methods to incorporate
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confidence to manage post-treatment difficulties in work and to meet the demands of their job when they return to work. For more information see www.canwork.ie. This position will appeal to anyone who wishes
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consent requires that a person is provided with all the information they need to make a decision and that the decision is truly voluntary, meaning that it is free from coercion of any kind. Negative
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practices. Valid consent requires that a person is provided with all the information they need to make a decision and that the decision is truly voluntary, meaning that it is free from coercion of any kind