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Department: School of Law & Criminology Vacancy ID: 042723 Closing Date: 05-Aug-2026 We are currently seeking to appoint an excellent candidate with strong knowledge of empirical research methods
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on predictive performance, the research will investigate methods to balance model accuracy and computational complexity, enabling the development of more sustainable modelling approaches. The project combines
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evaluation of the intervention ensuring high-quality mixed-methods data collection, analysis and reporting. They will work under the supervision of the PI, Professor Deirdre Connolly and project manager, and
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Maynooth University, National University of Ireland Maynooth; | Maynooth, Leinster | Ireland | 2 months ago
are currently seeking to appoint an excellent candidate with strong knowledge of empirical research methods and analysis, including for example semi-structured expert interviews and/or focus groups, to join the
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candidate with strong knowledge of empirical research methods and analysis, including for example semi-structured expert interviews and/or focus groups, to join the European Research Council (ERC) funded
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to the research agenda of the SHIELD project. SHIELD investigates advanced methods for improving the awareness, reliability, and responsiveness of future connected systems operating in complex urban environments
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performance in intelligent networked systems. The appointee is expected to make significant contributions to the research agenda of the SHIELD project. SHIELD investigates advanced methods for improving
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Sciences under the supervision of Research Ireland Principle Investigator, Dr Eric Wolsztynski. The host research group leads a number of projects on the development of theoretical and applied methods in
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. The sectoral project KINETICS will explore methods to couple long-term integrated assessment models (IAMs) and spatially and temporally granular energy system models (ESMs) bidirectionally, allowing us to
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adverse outcomes, including self-harm, method escalation, suicide, premature mortality, as well as discontinuation of care. The CDSS will provide a summary of the most critical risk factors and propose