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Research Fellow in AI for Healthcare (1 FTE) – ArcHub ICUSafeNotes-School of Computer Science 011287
of other medical data, to support clinical decision making. This builds on our prior research in which we have assessing the usefulness of a large language model to query and summarize unstructured medical
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to develop an AI-powered assistive communication tool to translate Irish Sign Language (ISL) into English. It has strong inclusion and societal impact goals, targeting real-time communication for Deaf users
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contributing to peer-reviewed journal articles and policy briefs arising from the research findings; Communicating with key stakeholders and co-ordinating stakeholder events. Skills, Qualifications and
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value creativity, curiosity and excellence in our inclusive community which is committed to social good. Our motto Eagna chun Gnímh translates as Wisdom for Action reflecting our mission to contribute
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of climate inaction, providing a baseline for long term monitoring, and marking a step-change in climate change communication and providing evidence to inform policy development in Ireland and globally
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be used to inform the local authority and decision makers and provide them with useful insights to deploy cycling infrastructure where needed by the local community. The qualitative assessment will be
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-economic privilege, and educational attainment. The ideal candidate will have a background in sustainability and community-based research. Candidates should have fluent English and excellent writing, project
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record in neuroscience and/or microbiota-related fields, and excellent communication and organisational skills. Candidates who have secured substantial independent funding through a recognised competitive
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no later than 2050 and a 51% reduction in Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions by 2030 Ireland’s health system has traditionally been hospital centric, with fragmented community care and a lack of integration
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miscarriage; available evidence demonstrates deficits surrounding communication and information, and a lack of compassionate psychological follow-up care. There is a lack of knowledge and awareness of second