53 parallel-computing-numerical-methods-"Simons-Foundation" positions at Trinity College Dublin in Ireland
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work programme, funded by the Higher Education Authority’s PAth4 Inclusive Curriculum Fund, aims to mainstream inclusive and accessible teaching and learning practices across all Trinity curricula
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Post Summary The Complex Software Lab at Trinity College Dublin seeks a Postdoctoral Researcher for the Sign-2-Me translational project, funded under the SFI ARC Hub programme. The project aims
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deliver our programmes. This is a busy role with a specific focus on delivering a world-class experience in relation to programme administration. The position will therefore allow the successful candidate
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in the cross-disciplinary TRDA project Entangled Lewy. The project brings together Health Sciences, Creative Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences, Business, Engineering, Computer Science and Health
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/academic teaching cluster that will drive a successful teaching programme at undergraduate and graduate level to meet the needs of identified stakeholders in the target learner cohort. The postholder will
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, a programme managed by the Special EU Programmes Body (SEUPB). SUMIT’S engagement work has identified four key shared local service issues: Barriers to Accessing Care and Support Service Centric
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embedded in the cross-disciplinary TRDA project Entangled Lewy. The project brings together Health Sciences, Engineering, Computer Science, Health Economics, Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences to develop
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of Neuroscience (TCIN), in the heart of Dublin. [S]he will receive top-tier training at the School of Psychology and TCIN, in cutting-edge translational neuroscience tools/methods (3T, 7T MRI) and research, and
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will support the Head of Discipline and the School of Medicine educational division with the delivery, organisation, coordination, and assessment of the undergraduate medical programme in the School
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creative activities on flourishing in older adults. This project, funded by the Creative Ireland Programme, builds on a successful partnership examining how engagement in the arts supports health and