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language models, multi-agent systems, reinforcement learning and knowledge evolution, evaluated using industry operational datasets. These positions offer an opportunity to advance autonomous decision-making
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will work within a multidisciplinary team to design and deliver a mixed-methods evaluation, contributing to research in digital health, behaviour change, implementation science, and health services
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physicochemical characterisation, adsorption and separation studies, and interpretation of structure–property relationships. The researcher will work within a collaborative, interdisciplinary environment and
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conduct proof of concept studies using a pre-fractionated fast pyrolysis bio-oil. University of Limerick will work Jointly with an industrial partner on characterisation and upgrading these fractions and
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Researcher with the technical expertise to compare the performance of a resin reused to process a single product stream with the same resin type reused to process multiple product streams. They will conduct a
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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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acknowledge that interdisciplinary work can be a challenge, but we are a group that values kindness and curiosity. The project includes a longitudinal experiment with 3 waves of data collection and an
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that interdisciplinary work can be a challenge, but we are a group that values kindness and curiosity. The project includes a longitudinal experiment with 3 waves of data collection and an experiment within a pub setting
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of Mathematics and Statistics and MACSI - Mathematics Applications Consortium for Science and Industry, at the University of Limerick and will work closely with an international team of collaborators in Italy
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Researcher (Level 1), to work on a project that aims to explore the circumstances and needs of young carers in Ireland. This research project is in partnership with the Irish Young Carers Research Network