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under the theme of Nature-based Solutions, the group of PhD students will work together to understand biophysical and socio-economic process for a case study river catchment in Ireland. Each PhD student
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Evaluating Nature-Based Solutions for Health in Children and Adolescents, funded through the AIB Trinity Climate Hub Trinity Research Doctorate Award (TRDA) scheme. Nature-based solutions (NBS
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of a larger interdisciplinary project, Implementing and Evaluating Nature-Based Solutions for Health in Children and Adolescents, funded through the AIB Trinity Climate Hub Trinity Research Doctorate
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explore new mathematical and computational approaches to represent such systems, drawing on ideas from stochastic processes, four-dimensional (space-time) modelling, complex systems, agent-based modelling
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clinicians. The research will involve investigating fungal cell biology, mechanisms of action of novel antifungal agents, mechanisms of antifungal resistance, and host-pathogen interactions involving A
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thermodynamic framework capable of simulating chloride penetration, interaction with cement hydration products, and changes in pore solution chemistry over time. Experimental chloride concentration profiles
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Overview of the CAPPA Centre: The Centre for Advanced Photonics & Process Analysis (CAPPA) is a research centre working in the fields of applied optics and photonics and is based at Munster Technological
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high-quality international workshops and summer schools. PhD students are expected to collaborate closely with their supervisors and will produce a PhD based on four papers of a publishable standard. PhD
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are not currently registered for a PhD, but who have a strong desire to discover new practices and knowledge through evidence based approaches. The Joint PhD Scholarship offers a pathway to nurses to
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clinical features, as well as the prediction of clinical decline from the baseline measures. The successful applicant will be part of an interdisciplinary team supervised by Professor Lorina Naci, and based