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working under the supervision of Prof. Kevin Kavanagh. The position is for 12 months and will commence on 1st October 2025. The primary role of the person appointed will be to evaluate the mode of action
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We are seeking an excellent postdoctoral researcher to join the Genome Evolution Laboratory in the Biology Department at Maynooth, led by Prof. David Fitzpatrick. This position is part of a
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of Computer Science and Information Technology, to work on Insight Platform research in the area of multi-agent pathfinding in dynamic environments. In addition, the researcher may contribute to various other
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of Computer Science and Information Technology, to work on Insight Platform research in the area of LLMs and constraints – verifiable, reliable generative AI. In addition, the researcher may contribute to various other
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for Data Analytics, based at the School of Computer Science & IT, University College Cork, Ireland. The postdoctoral researcher will work on the AI4Europe EU project. This position is highly
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36 Months, Fixed-Term, Whole-Time Post Position Summary Applications are invited for the role of Senior Post-Doctoral Researcher within the Food Packaging and Material Sciences Group at the School
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transformative initiative aimed at addressing skill gaps in the EU’s building and construction sectors to accelerate the Clean Energy Transition. This role offers a unique opportunity to drive research, innovation
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scientist with experience in climate action (mitigation / adaptation), climate neutrality, risk perception governance particularly in relation to public bodies and EU partners. The role will include
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position will play an important role in a European Research Council (ERC) funded project. A key aim of this project is to develop new mechanistic insight in the interaction between biofilms and aggregates
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on the use of new and innovative strategies, aimed at boosting the host response, increasing antibiotic efficacy and decreasing our reliance on antibiotics in the clinic. Further details of Prof. Joe Keane’s