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experimental, analytical, organisational and communication skills and the ability to work both independently and collaboratively within a multidisciplinary research environment. UCC is an accredited research
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to have experience in one or more of the following areas, such as: wireless networks/communications, machine learning/vision, intelligent transportation systems, intelligent sensing/localization, or signal
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Researcher in The School of Chemistry. The InTeleCat project involves the use of machine learning and AI as applied to organic synthesis. It is a large collaborative project involving researchers in the US
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strands. • Bespoke modelling of tumour metabolic function using 3D and 4D imaging data • Cancer patient risk prediction using machine learning (with experience in particular in radiomics and transcriptomics
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/communications, machine learning/vision, intelligent transportation systems, intelligent sensing/localization, or signal processing. In line with our Athena SWAN ambitions we especially encourage women to apply
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4.5 months, Fixed Term, whole-time Post Applications are invited for the position of Post Doctoral Researcher in The School of Chemistry. The InTeleCat project involves the use of machine learning
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collaboration with clinical, commercial and regulatory partners. The project combines mechanistic microbiome science with human clinical research and commercialisation activities to advance a novel postbiotic
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well as part of a team. They will be expected to contribute to scientific publications, conference presentations, grant applications and dissemination activities, while working within a highly collaborative
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is led by University College Cork with partners Exceedence Ltd and Wind Energy Ireland, and with Flotation Energy, Simply Blue Group, ESB and the Marine Renewables Industry Association as collaborators
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, Simply Blue Group, ESB and the Marine Renewables Industry Association as collaborators. Ireland has a government target of 37 GW of offshore renewable energy by 2050, of which roughly half must come from