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technically strong and research-driven Research Assistant to join our team and contribute to the NEXSYS project, funded by Research Ireland. This is an exciting opportunity to work at the forefront of energy
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. The Department of Geography is seeking an excellent candidate to join our staff as a Research Assistant. This person will join the team working on a Research Ireland Discover award in conjunction with the European
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The Department of Geography is seeking an excellent candidate to join our staff as a Research Assistant. This person will join the team working on a Research Ireland Discover award in conjunction
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We are seeking a Research Assistant to join the GoGreen Next Horizon Europe project team. GoGreen Next is a 54-month EU Horizon Europe funded project to promote urban health, targeting four
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Lorna Lopez and Professor Andrew Coogan invite applications for the position of research assistant on the “Ambient-BD” research project (https://www.ambientbd.com/). This five-year project is led by
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The Role The Music Department at Maynooth University invites applications for a 12-month position as either a Research Assistant (Level 2) or Postdoctoral Researcher (Level 1) (depending
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members of the research team to meet the overall aims of a work package which is focused on developing and implementing a knowledge and evaluation framework. They will assist with leading on key tasks in
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-world impact and scalability. The Postdoctoral Researcher will assist with the technical research agenda, contributing expertise in energy systems, data analysis, and performance evaluation. They will
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are seeking to appoint a Postdoctoral Researcher in Computational Materials Modelling to join the Multiscale Materials Modelling Group in the Department of Chemistry. The position is funded under a Research
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are seeking an experienced Web Developer to work with the technical team to develop innovative Emergency Response tools. This work is supported by the Enterprise Ireland Commercialisation Fund Programme through