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wider technical team on the Research Ireland–funded RENEW project. The successful candidate will contribute directly to model-based simulation, system prototyping, and physical hardware development
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on the Research Ireland project RENEW. In this role, the successful candidate will be responsible for guiding the development, deployment, and optimization of hardware-software systems to ensure they meet user
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the Department and undertake teaching duties on the Department’s undergraduate and postgraduate programmes as well as the supervision of Master’s and PhD students. The appointee will be expected to build a strong
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teaching duties on the Department’s undergraduate and postgraduate programmes as well as the supervision of Master’s and PhD students. The appointee will be expected to build a strong research profile, that
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scale the Rethink/Redesign initiative, which supports organisations in leveraging digital technologies to transform business models and operations. This role is pivotal in driving operational excellence
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Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Department: Applied Social Studies Vacancy ID: 039543 Closing Date: 15-Feb-2026 Maynooth University is committed to a
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Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Department: School of Nursing Vacancy ID: 039483 Closing Date: 15-Feb-2026 The Role Maynooth University is committed
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Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Department: School of Nursing Vacancy ID: 039463 Closing Date: 15-Feb-2026 The Role Maynooth University is committed
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the Department and undertake teaching duties on the Department’s undergraduate and postgraduate programmes as well as the supervision of Master’s and PhD students. The appointees will be expected to build a strong
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sense the change in pressure, causing a reflex activation of the pharyngeal muscles to stabilise the pharyngeal wall. While this reflex has been extensively studied in animal and human models