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This 48-month Research Fellow post is funded by the Administrative Data Research Centre Northern Ireland (ADRC NI) funded research programme, led by Dr Aideen Maguire (Director), which is part of
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be carried out employing high-power lasers at large-scale facilities both within and outside the UK. The candidate is expected to be an active member of the research team responsible for planning and
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-learning-based intrusion detection mechanisms based on collection of network telemetry/observability data in the CPS testbed. The role involves close collaboration with networking researchers integrating
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technical support services to customers. She/he will lead a team of Computer Assistants, providing guidance, mentoring, and technical expertise to ensure efficient resolution of IT-related issues and
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significant relevant experience in a similar or related /HR Business Partner role within a large/complex organisation of similar size and scale to QUB, OR substantial equivalent experience. Successful, evidence
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people and organisational transformation, achieved within large and complex organisations, alongside experience of leading significant change programmes with measurable impact. Exceptional interpersonal
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elements in bacteria. The post holder will take a leading role in large-scale bacterial genome data acquisition, quality control, annotation, and network-based comparative genomic analysis. These activities
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project from inception to completion. 3. Experience of working in a higher education environment 4. Experience of working on a UKRI funded project 5. Evidence of large-scale project planning and management
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. They will oversee the design and delivery of semantic models, dashboards and strategic reports, ensuring the provision of accurate, timely and trusted management information across the University. This is an
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, starting September 2026). This post is within a dynamic, research-active school that delivers MPharm and BSc Pharmacy programmes to a large undergraduate cohort. The successful candidate will join a