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research funding awards, and to evaluate its success. A key responsibility of this position will be to proactively generate new potential collaborations with National & EU colleagues and companies
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an on-campus based position, and the successful candidate will support and deliver technologies that underpin Teaching and Learning activities across UCC, as well as our university event spaces
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candidate will contribute to strategic planning, research engagement, partnership development, collaborative research initiatives, research funding and impact. The appointee will work in partnership with
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capable of managing a diverse workload. They will provide high level competency in the processing of samples, co-ordination of pre- and post-processing SOPs in collaboration with internal and external
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for the quality assurance and enhancement of Trinity’s collaborative programmes including Dual and Joint degrees, and other relevant aspects of Trinity’s education partnerships delivered nationally and
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an innovative interdisciplinary approach. Working in collaboration with the School of Education and the INFANT Research Centre at University College Cork, the project employs a longitudinal mixed-methods design
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governance, consistency, and collaboration across Cancer Research @UCC. The Futures Strategic Research Centre Cancer Research @UCC (the host research centre of the HRB-funded UCC Cancer Trials Group), in
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with project partners to maximise project impact. They will collaborate with leading European research organisations and stakeholder networks while contributing to high-quality scientific outputs
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funded by the European Research Council. DeepCattle is based in the School of History and Radical Humanities Laboratory and involves collaboration with the School of Human Environment as well as partners
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at both undergraduate, postgraduate and doctorate levels. In addition, the School has a growing suite of Continuing Professional Development modules supporting life-long learning. Since 2012, the School has