93 fully-funded-phd-program-computer-science-eth Postdoctoral research jobs in Ireland
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Department: History Vacancy ID: 037383 Closing Date: 05-Oct-2025 We are seeking a full-time post-doctoral researcher for 24 months to work on a major European Research Council funded project
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for the higher education sector. UCC is committed to creating and fully embracing an inclusive environment where diversity is celebrated. As a University we strive to create a workplace that reflects the
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ERC supported staff and students**.** Funding Information HMI, Simon Foundation, ERC research grants. Application Procedure Applicants should submit a full Curriculum Vitae to include the names and
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We are seeking a full-time post-doctoral researcher for 24 months to work on a major European Research Council funded project. The researcher would lead the project’s investigation into veterancy in
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produced by aquaculture activities, and to develop a vibrant programme of training and engagement activities for stakeholders. Excellent networking and communication skills are essential. The Postdoctoral
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highly valued: multispectral UAV mapping, coastal measurements (ADCP, Kestral, wind, wave, buoy), sediment analysis (particle size) and interpretation; CFD modelling; Irish coastlines and data science. The
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. The successful applicant will join the research group led by Dr Patrick Kavanagh focussed on studies of the matter cycle in galaxies. This position is funded through a Research Ireland Pathway Grant
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funded ... Job Spec More-> Research Assistant - School of Food and Nutritional Sciences Apply Job ID : 089733 Close Date : 29-Aug-2025 12:00 12 Months, Specific Purpose Whole-Time Post Position Summary
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with the terms of the employment control framework for the higher education sector. UCC is committed to creating and fully embracing an inclusive environment where diversity is celebrated. As a University we
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seeks to understand how service users approach, make sense and find meaning in their interactions with these services. The study is funded by the Irish Prison Service. The collective centrality of in