18 algorithm-development-"UCL" Postdoctoral positions at MAYNOOTH UNIVERSITY in Ireland
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Department: Electronic Engineering Vacancy ID: 037423 Closing Date: 05-Oct-2025 The INFINITY project aims to advance wave energy in Europe by developing a more efficient, reliable Power Take Off
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possible co-appointment in the Department of Computer Science. The project combines theoretical and experimental approaches to develop renewable DNA computing devices that perform multiple computations in a
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to inform effective climate services in realising the national objective of a climate resilient Ireland. EXACT will develop a catalogue of hydrometeorological extremes for Ireland, undertake detection and
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. At the core of the project is the production of knowledge to inform effective climate services in realising the national objective of a climate resilient Ireland. EXACT will develop a catalogue of
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developing a more efficient, reliable Power Take Off (PTO) system and control technology. Building on past projects, it focuses on designing durable systems, using advanced controls to adapt to wear and tear
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the legacies of military service. It will develop the first comprehensive and comparative account of colonial veterancy in what was the foundational era for modern conceptions of the veteran, the interwar period
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to develop renewable DNA computing devices that perform multiple computations in a single tube. The primary purpose is to regenerate automatically through temperature cycling and use DNA as a low-energy
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to the development of a state-of-the-art population-based analytic data system that serves multiple needs of decision support, population monitoring, and comparative effectiveness research The position is based
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wide range of disciplines across the island of Ireland to develop a large-scale research and innovation initiative to support policy and management decisions, underpin business and enterprise strategies
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Professor Dónal Hassett. It explores how colonized peoples grappled with the legacies of military service. It will develop the first comprehensive and comparative account of colonial veterancy in what