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health. Here, you will thrive in an innovative and inclusive atmosphere and your personal development and wellbeing will be supported. We invite you to join us to help deliver on our exciting mission
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of Microbiology in UCC, Professor O'Toole's lab is a leading authority on the role of the gut microbiome in healthy aging, Irritable Bowel Syndrome, and colorectal cancer. We also use microbial genomics to develop
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to contribute to the CLIMATUDE project funded by the Environmental Protection Agency. The project is working to develop an in-depth understanding of Irish people’s attitudes, beliefs and values related to climate
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are sought from PhD graduates with experience in synthetic organic chemistry to undertake an exciting research project in the development of novel synthetic methodology to access conformationally constrained
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. The successful candidate will lead the technical development and validation of equipment-level FDD and preventative maintenance methods, leveraging digital twins, data analytics, and reliability engineering. In
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Biosensor Platform" seeks to commercialise a microorganism based biosensor platform that has been developed in UCD to provide real time and cost-effective analyte detection bioprocesses. The position being
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analysis, qualitative interviews, and general public survey. This is an academic research role, where you will conduct a specified programme of research supported by research training and development under
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the development of novel synthetic methodology to access conformationally constrained spiro products in collaboration with Pfizer. The successful candidate will join an active research team in UCC with experience
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Syndrome, and colorectal cancer. We also use microbial genomics to develop probiotics. We rely on approaches including classical microbiology, molecular microbiology, high end bioinformatics and ecological
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evaluates mechanisms for mobilising the development of micro-interventions, in a manner that supports, encourages, and empowers the potential and the diverse spaces of civic engagement within the city. The