46 communication-and-signal-processing Postdoctoral positions at University College Cork
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biochemistry, bioinformatics and microbiology point of view and have significant experience in similar research. UCC is an accredited research organisation and as such can form hosting agreements with third
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management, development, regulation and use of selected currently designated and non-designated Blue Carbon ecosystems; expanding that advice to inform future Marine Protected Area designation processes and
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secondary bile acids have multiple signalling roles in the host and have been implicated in numerous disease states, including inflammatory bowel disease. Inflammatory bowel disease (Crohn’s disease and
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. This role offers a unique opportunity to shape and advance PPI practice in Ireland through research, collaboration, and community engagement. Achievement of the expected progression within Post Doc and Senior
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, as directed by, with the support of and under the supervision of a Principal Investigator. • To become familiar with the publication process. • To acquire generic and transferable skills (including
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Investigator. To become familiar with the publication process. To acquire generic and transferable skills (including project management, business skills and postgraduate mentoring/supervision). To engage in
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and emotional health and well-being of women and men in the transition to parenthood, breastfeeding, perinatal mental health, and social support, particularly in vulnerable communities and researching
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is a Principal Investigator and Deputy Director. We are now looking for a Post Doctoral researcher to join the team and participate in our vibrant research community. gVID is a new 2-year project
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climate regeneration and Nature-based Solutions in deprived 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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team and participate in our vibrant research community here at CSIT. Project Title: Fault-tolerant Wireless Time Sensitive Networks This project builds on our ongoing work on modelling and simulating