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qualifications, research experience,technical skills, publications and relevant achievements. •A cover letter, maximum two pages, outlining the applicant’s suitability for the role,relevant computational and
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programme in the department and have the opportunity to join masters level courses (including courses on research methods). Moreover, our PhD students are supported to attend high-quality international
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to design, lead and implement a defined programme of research and full stack software engineering in support of the Abilta project, developing, evaluating and translating innovative AI-enabled
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. This programme of research is a country-comparative 'Global study of the macro- and individual-level causes and consequences of loneliness'. The appointment is a specific purpose contract, to commence on 1st
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of Computer Science and Statistics at Trinity College Dublin (TCD) is recruiting a Research Assistant to work with Prof Khurshid Ahmad on research on investigating the detection and analysis of facial expressions and
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required to support a new 5-year research programme led by Prof Denise Fitzgerald called ‘Harnessing the immune system to repair the brain’. The research programme will be based in Trinity College Dublin and
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with a strong reputation for producing high-quality, policy-relevant research on ageing. This role offers health professionals the opportunity to combine their existing clinical skills with hands
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Salary: €47,273 - €60,250 per annum (IUA Researcher Salary Scale PD1 Point 1 – PD2 Point 4, June 2026), depending on experience Post Summary The Fluids and Heat Transfer research group at the University
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) and the Global Brain Health Institute (GBHI) partner under the umbrella of the Atlantic Fellows for Equity in Brain Health Program. One of the major challenges in advancing the fight against Alzheimer’s
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sought in respect of individuals who come under consideration for a post Post Summary A Research Assistant (RA) is required to support a new 5-year research programme led by Prof Denise Fitzgerald called