25 software-formal-method-phd Postdoctoral positions at University College Cork in Ireland
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methods approach. Experience in designing and analysing both qualitative and quantitative research studies is essential. Experience engaging in collaborative research with stakeholder groups including
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the development of funding applications to address emergent research priorities This study will take a mixed methods approach. Experience in designing and analysing both qualitative and quantitative research
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preservation methods, with the goal of isolating and characterizing organisms that can improve food quality, flavour, shelf-life, and safety. This work is carried out within the highly experienced team at APC
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. These posts are suitable for newly qualified PhD's in areas such as health professions’ education, sustainability education, health services research, public health, psychology, sociology, etc. Experience
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reviews, large-scale survey, interview/focus groups studies, co-design, consensus building, implementation and evaluation studies. These posts are suitable for newly qualified PhDs in areas such as health
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know the fundamentals of quantum computing. It is also expected that the participant has knowledge to work on diverse software and hardware (knowledge on working with FPGAs and ASICs will be preferred
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stabilise vaccines out of cold chain and are easier to administer compared to needle-and-syringe based injection. This project will utilise pharmaceutical methods and principles to enhance the stability
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with the Principal Investigator Professor Cormac Sreenan and the gVID project Technical Lead. A suitable candidate will have a PhD, 8 years of research/industrial experience and a keen interest in
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(in vitro and/or in vivo). • Proficiency in relevant software for data analysis and structural visualization. • Experience with in-silico discovery of antimicrobial
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are studying for a Masters or a PhD and possibly have an agreed role in supporting these students in their day-to-day research in conjunction with an academic supervisor. To carry out administrative work