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, creative, and driven Postdoctoral Researcher with a passion for interdisciplinary science and a desire to apply their unique talents to high-impact work aimed at improving human health, to join the dynamic
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Bioprocess Engineering. The appointed post-doc will join a dynamic multi-disciplinary research team located in modern facilities with access to state-of-the art technologies including dedicated CSLM. This is a
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, global geopolitical dynamics and uncertainties in the supply of critical materials threaten energy system resilience. This transition relies on advanced technologies and renewable fuels. Therefore, unlike
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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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the Principal Investigator in carrying out other tasks related to the project. The post offers the researcher the opportunity to join a dynamic, well-supported multi-disciplinary team within
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the researcher the opportunity to join a dynamic, well-supported multi-disciplinary team within the research-intensive School of Law and Criminology – the largest criminology team in Ireland - while developing
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research group uses primary human cells and molecular biology techniques to study macrophage responses to Mycobacterium tuberculosis infection, and macrophage interactions with other immune cells after
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will be expected to perform research and development in these areas, within an established group of researchers, PhD students, MSc students and undergraduate final year students. Two applications will be
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24 Months, Fixed-Term, Whole-Time Post Position Summary We invite applications for a Postdoctoral Researcher position in the field of Applied Mathematics (Dynamics of Adaptive Networks and Critical
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the area constraint programming, machine learning, and artificial intelligence within an established group of researchers and PhD students. The nature and structure of the Phase 2 Research Ireland Centre