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, subject to the term of the project, on a full-time or part-time basis. Movement to the grade of Senior Post-Doctoral researcher in the University will be by competing for an advertised post. External
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with the offshore windfarm sector and marine geomatics. Please note that Garda vetting and/or an international police clearance check may form part of the selection process. Project: GSI-based
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technology development project in which UCC collaborates with two companies, Danalto and Qorvo. The UCC part of the project focuses on the development of agentic AI and digital twin concepts for Ultra-Wideband
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and Qorvo. The UCC part of the project focuses on the development of agentic AI and digital twin concepts for Ultra-Wideband (UWB) RF sensing, localisation, and vital sign recognition. The successful
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regulatory decision-making around the implementation of these technologies. A key component of the work will involve developing an ex-ante economic model to identify cost-effective strategies for implementing
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Post Doctoral Researcher / Senior Post Doctoral Researcher - School of Biochemistry and Cell Biology
and would then be eligible to compete for a Senior Post Doctoral post advertised by the University. Please note that Garda vetting and/or an international police clearance check may form part of
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social considerations, and ethical and legal issues. The findings will help inform clinical, policy and regulatory decision-making around the implementation of these technologies. A key component of the
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, along with the evidence of ability to work on own initiative as well as part of a team. They will be expected to contribute to scientific publications, conference presentations, grant applications and
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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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simulation over weather years and component time-to-failure. The models are currently implemented in MATLAB with an Excel interface. Training in their use will be provided by Dr Frances Judge and Dr Fiona