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. This project will develop metabolomics approaches and optimise for a range of biological samples. Salary: €54,307 Closing date:12:00 noon (local Irish time) on 13th November 2025. Applications must be submitted
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working collaboratively to lead the world to better health. Here, you will thrive in an innovative and inclusive atmosphere and your personal development and wellbeing will be supported. We invite you to
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working collaboratively to lead the world to better health. Here, you will thrive in an innovative and inclusive atmosphere and your personal development and wellbeing will be supported. We invite you to
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academic, research, clinical and professional staff working collaboratively to lead the world to better health. Here, you will thrive in an innovative and inclusive atmosphere and your personal development
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to the ClimEnergise project (Climate-Informed Energy Systems Planning to Support Ireland’s Net Zero Ambitions). This role will lead the development and integration of climate-aware approaches into national energy and
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development and wellbeing will be supported. We invite you to join us to help deliver on our exciting mission “To educate, nurture and discover for the benefit of human health”. We seek candidates whose
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with the University of Ulster and Trinity Investigators. This post will offer opportunities for networking, training and career development. Application Procedure Applicants should submit a full
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nanomaterials. This will be achieved by developing and codifying DES-based routes to key classes of environmentally relevant nanomaterials, including (photo)electrocatalytic metal oxides; phosphate-based
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Post Summary: This post will focus on exploratory research to underpin the roadmap to develop novel content for mychild.ie in order to create a one-stop health information resource for parents
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also contribute to a European consortium research project called HVDC4ISLANDS (https://www.marei.ie/project/hvdc4islands/ ).This project will develop and test new electrical designs for "energy islands