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have life expectancy of about 20 to 25 years. About 28% of the European wind power are currently older than 15 years which means that they will soon reach the end of their designed service life. Similar
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-ecological systems-thinking and Ecosystem-Based Management (EBM), which are globally recognized tools to enable balanced marine development and conservation. Marine SABRES has co-designed a Simple Social
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methods approach. Experience in designing and analysing both qualitative and quantitative research studies is essential. Experience engaging in collaborative research with stakeholder groups including
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stakeholder led management techniques (leading and designing workshops). Appropriate technical competence and accomplishment, in particular knowledge of Geographical Information Systems (GIS). LanguagesENGLISH
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leading the scientific project while translating discoveries at the forefront of microbiome science into applications with commercial potential. This role offers the chance to drive innovation and shape
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Plan 2023, Ireland is determined to establish 2 GW green hydrogen and 5.7 TWh biomethane capacity by 2030. Green hydrogen can be produced by using excess renewable energy from wind and solar power
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designs. The successful candidate will report directly to and work closely with the Principal Investigator, Dr Elaine McMahon. The successful candidate will also work closely with national and international
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Government (Higher Education Authority) and the EU through the European Regional Development Fund, the TU Research and Innovation Supporting Enterprise (TU RISE) programme supports the building of research
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funded project ‘Techno-Anthropology of Heat in Social Housing Retrofits’ led by Dr. James Cuffe and co-PI Dr. Sarah O’Connell. The successful applicant will plan and lead ethnographic work with project