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that researcher ineligible for appointment at a similar level in another Irish HEI Researcher Career Development Framework | Irish Universities Association Please note that Garda vetting and/or an international
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in another Irish HEI Researcher Career Development Framework | Irish Universities Association Please note that Garda vetting and/or an international police clearance check may form part of
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, and pharmaceutical discovery. The QUBIC consortium will deliver disruptive innovations across three core quantum domains: * Development of quantum algorithms to solve specific industry
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transition. We are seeking an enthusiastic, creative and self-motivated individual to contribute to the CLIMATUDE project funded by the Environmental Protection Agency. The project is working to develop an in
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researchers and a multidisciplinary team across institutions, contributing to the development, testing, and application of tools, datasets, and analytical methods used within the project. This role is intended
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is a collaboration between Irish, Northern Irish and UK Institutions who are working on a research programme to rapidly develop innovative and transformative solutions to transition the food system and
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regeneration and Nature-based Solutions in disadvantaged areas through the development of innovative co-analysis, co-design, and co-monitoring tools and methodologies for engaging with the community
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other relevant numerate discipline. Experience working with the development of Smart Procurement Technologies An understanding of the Procurement Landscape including essential procurement processes
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- “Microorganism Based Biosensor Platform” seeks to commercialise a microorganism based biosensor platform that has been developed in UCD to provide real time and cost-effective analyte detection bioprocesses
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the Department of Chemistry. The position is funded under a Research Ireland Pathways programme and will focus on the development of predictive computational models for advanced functional materials