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Research Framework Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Reference Number 261/2025 Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Applications invited
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advertised on another occasion. The Fellowship has two primary aims: firstly, to facilitate the successful applicant in developing a high-quality research profile as a member of a dynamic scholarly Department
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Institute at the University of Galway, Ireland. This position is funded by PEACEPLUS PROGRAMME (Special EU Programmes Body) innovation challenge (www.seupb.eu/peaceplus) on the Technological Revolution
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Enhanced Collective Intelligence). The appointment is a specific purpose contract, to commence on 1st September 2025 or shortly thereafter. The successful candidate will have a background in Computer
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for Data Analytics, based at the School of Computer Science & IT, University College Cork, Ireland. The Post-Doctoral Researcher will work in the intersection of various ongoing projects related to user
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several projects in the centre including the MAGICA project ( https://magica-project.eu/), a landmark initiative funded under EU Horizon programme. The MAGICA project aims to accelerate the development
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Ireland Centre for Data Analytics, based at the School of Computer Science & IT, University College Cork, Ireland and the School of English and Digital Humanities. This position is highly interdisciplinary
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a programme of qualitative and mixed methods research. Working under the guidance of the Principal Investigator/Project Leader, duties include research planning, European data collection (with travel
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several projects in the centre including the MAGICA project ( https://magica-project.eu/), a landmark initiative funded under EU Horizon programme. The MAGICA project aims to accelerate the development
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computational methods to develop critical medicines for improving global health and equality. For low-income populations in developing countries, access to life-saving medicines is often fraught with obstacles