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SPEAR Centre: PhD in ‘Long-Range, High Bandwidth Distributed Acoustic Sensing for Fibre Optic Links’
photonics and semiconductor technologies, contributing to the development of Ireland’s and Northern Ireland’s deep-tech innovation ecosystem. It seeks to train the next generation of scientists and engineers
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these effects vary across communities? The successful candidate will be integrated into a PhD project that develops an innovative mixed methods approach to the study of far-right mobilization and community
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-enabled adaptation. The aim is to develop theoretically grounded yet practically deployable algorithms that allow multi-agent robotics to operate robustly in dynamic, uncertain, and interactive environments
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-class materials development facilities; engage with leading international and academic project collaborators: Prof. Daniel Kelly at TCD, Assoc. Prof. Niels Holten-Andersen at Lehigh University, and Dr
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Agriculture” is a project funded under the action HORIZON Marie Sklodowska-Curie Action (MSCA) Joint Doctoral Network. GreenFieldData will train a new generation of researchers able to tackle digital and green
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Prof. John Cotter, who will provide close guidance and support in developing your research. You will be an integral part of the Department’s research activities, including attending our weekly
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operations. The PhD will develop and implement artificial intelligence and data-driven methods for early anomaly detection, root cause diagnosis, and failure prediction on industrial systems, leveraging
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Centre for Synthesis & Chemical Biology, University College Dublin | Dublin Bar, Leinster | Ireland | 15 days ago
only will be pursued. The functional group tolerance of each new methodology developed will be investigated by applying the methodology in question to a broad array of functionalised starting materials
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to interpret wealth and poverty as fair outcomes of ability and effort, thereby normalising unequal social structures and reinforcing liberal notions of individual responsibility. Recent political developments
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, digital transformation, and equitable access to emerging technologies. This initiative is instrumental in advancing the European Union's Quantum Technologies Flagship and the UN Sustainable Development