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the development of the bioinformatic pipeline for the >3000 samples ensuring harmonised protocols, high-quality data generation, and robust statistical and bioinformatic workflows across all participating sites
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. Identity formation is an essential development task across the lifespan; yet in middle childhood and early adolescence, there is low identity complexity. Therefore, it is essential to understand how children
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three large, multi-site human cohorts in Europe. The successful candidate will oversee the development of the bioinformatic pipeline for the >3000 samples ensuring harmonised protocols, high-quality data
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predicted by AlphaFold2 to complete the structural human proteome, analyse known and previously unknown binding sites and map pharmacophores to each site. This will form the foundation for future development
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researcher to conduct research to support the development and delivery of sustainability and climate action curriculums and educational resources; and evaluate how cultural and creative interventions can
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environmental policies and climate action plans. The candidate will also support the development and delivery of research-driven sustainability and climate curriculums and educational resources. Candidate Profile
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package including full details of the post, selection criteria and application process see https://ore.ucc.ie/ . The University, at its discretion, may undertake to make an additional appointment(s) from
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to improve maternal and neonatal outcomes. The role involves assisting in the development of research proposals, ensuring compliance with ethical, regulatory, and data protection requirements, and liaising
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fermentation and enteric methane emissions including the development of methane emissions factors. Irish livestock production systems are predominantly pasture based and until recently sown pastures have been
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parenting programme supporting families facing socioeconomic disadvantage and strengthening children’s development. This evaluation, based in Collective Social Futures and the School of Applied Social Studies