21 computer-science-image-processing-"Prof" Fellowship positions at Trinity College Dublin
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, incorporating electronic, thermo-fluid models, and efficiency models (ii) BMS-BTMS operation policy design, which will be based on optimal control techniques and will focus on both electric power
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will need to be developed during the project. Application Procedure Applicants should submit a full Curriculum Vitae to include the names and contact details of 2 referees (including email addresses
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functions; establishing processes for long-term sustainability of analyses that work towards near ‘’real time’’ data analytics; and setting the stage for Ireland to take its place in the global discourse
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Post Summary The Characterisation & Processing of Advanced Materials Research Group, led by Professor Valeria Nicolosi, is currently seeking a Research Fellow with significant practical experience
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Post Summary A Postdoctoral immunology fellowship is available to join Prof Padraic Fallon’s Research group in the Trinity Biomedical Sciences Institute (TBSI), Trinity College Dublin, Ireland
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also provide valuable information to the manufacturers of these devices to enable replacement of currently used chemicals with better, less toxic alternatives. Application Procedure: Applicants should
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Clinical Research Fellow to support the Rare Bone Disorders programme (OurTRibe). OurTribe provides clinical care for over 300 children with rare bone disorders within the Republic of Ireland
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Hub (SEARCH); is an exciting multi-disciplinary initiative focused on creating synthetic healthcare data and facilitating secure data sharing across the biomedical ecosystem. This research programme
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Responsibilities of the Post Conduct research and development on sign language recognition using computer vision and machine learning techniques. Lead the implementation of inference models suitable for mobile and
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creative activities on flourishing in older adults. This project, funded by the Creative Ireland Programme, builds on a successful partnership examining how engagement in the arts supports health and