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aspects of project rollout and logistics, including: - Liaising with teachers in the co-creation of school workshops - Development and rollout of school workshops - Delivery
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of altered brain development and cognitive school-age outcomes. To achieve this, we are performing school-age MRIs and neurocognitive testing on a cohort of children who had HIE as newborns, and matched
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regeneration and Nature-based Solutions in disadvantaged areas through the development of innovative co-analysis, co-design, and co-monitoring tools and methodologies for engaging with the community
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relevance. The successful candidate will play a central technical role in IMPACT, leading the development and application of ex-post evaluation methods across multiple work packages. Responsibilities will
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intergenerational training scheme completion of PD1 or PD 2 levels in one HEI will normally render that researcher ineligible for appointment at a similar level in another Irish HEI Researcher Career Development
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Irish HEIResearcher Career Development Framework | Irish Universities Association Project Title: Mechanisms Regulating Dopaminergic Neuron Susceptibility in Ageing and Parkinson’s Disease. Post Duration
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). The work will involve the analysis of archival biological material from past experiments and ongoing observational studies. Where to apply Website http://www.ucc.ie/en/ Requirements Research
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to gather data on the Viking legacy from across Europe and mapping the evolution of responses to the Viking past over time. The ideal candidate will either have a PhD in Old Norse Viking Studies and have
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development of solid dosage forms. Achievement of the expected progression within Post Doc and Senior Post Doc is transferable between the Irish HEI’s. This can be reflected in the starting pay of a PD
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that researcher ineligible for appointment at a similar level in another Irish HEI Researcher Career Development Framework | Irish Universities Association Project Title: Mechanisms Regulating Dopaminergic Neuron