70 high-performance-computing-postdoc Postdoctoral positions in Ireland-University-Ranking-2024 in Ireland
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successful candidate will hold a PhD degree in Computer Science / Engineering, Electronic Engineering or a closely related discipline, with a good track record of original research publications. The successful
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The QUBIC project is a strategic initiative aimed at advancing quantum computing to address critical challenges in high-impact sectors including weather forecasting and energy. The primary aim
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environmental perturbations become biologically embedded through the microbiome, we will define the signalling networks and neural circuits that shape brain and behavioural function. This programme seeks
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part of the SEAI-funded project Enhancing Compliance and Operation of Assets for Strategic, Sustainable Environmental Transformation (ECO-ASSET). The project will develop a novel decision-support
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environmental perturbations become biologically embedded through the microbiome, we will define the signalling networks and neural circuits that shape brain and behavioural function. This programme seeks
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innovation. Faculty of Science & Engineering Department of Computer Science & Information Systems Contract Type: Specific Purpose Salary Scale: €47,273 - €53,925 (maximum starting salary €47,273) p.a. pro rata
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under the SEAI National Energy Research, Development & Demonstration (RD&D) Programme. It is led by University College Cork with partners Exceedence Ltd and Wind Energy Ireland, and with Flotation Energy
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appropriate qualifications e.g., BSc or an MSc, employed on a contract for the purpose of assisting in the performance of research in the University. A Research Assistant will usually work under the direction
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1 Nov 2026 - 00:00 (UTC) Country Ireland Type of Contract Other Job Status Full-time Is the job funded through the EU Research Framework Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to
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immunology, systems neuroscience, microbiome science and computational biology, the successful candidate will integrate findings across biological scales to identify mechanisms of brain–body communication