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Department: Music Vacancy ID: 044023 Closing Date: 04-Oct-2026 The Music Department at Maynooth University invites applications for a Postdoctoral Researcher (Level 1), with a speciality in musicology to work with Professor Karen Desmond’s research team on the project ‘Polyphonic Singing and...
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the tumour microenvironment to identify novel combination immunotherapy and neoadjuvant treatment approaches for those patients who are resistant to the current standard of care. Post Doctoral Researcher Level
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outstanding education are interlinked and equally valued. We are seeking a Post-Doctoral Researcher to join a project team led by Dr Delma Byrne, who has been awarded funding through the national research
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are currently considered, if at all, within the relevant legal and other decision-making systems in Europe. The post holder will work with Prof Aisling McMahon (Principal Investigator), School of Law and
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technologies related to the human body are currently considered, if at all, within the relevant legal and other decision-making systems in Europe. The post holder will work with Prof Aisling McMahon (Principal
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of Health Law. This new Professor post is part of the university commitment to the Health and Wellbeing and Society and Public Policy research beacons of our Strategic Plan 2023-2028. The appointee will
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contribute to the design of the research framework, assist with the ethical approval process, and engage in both quantitative and qualitative research activities. This role is well suited to a candidate with
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of postgraduate recruitment, admissions and programme development activity. The post holder will take primary responsibility for the coordination and administration of Springboard+, Human Capital Initiative (HCI
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, pedagogical documentation, and quality improvement processes aligned with the principles of Aistear and Siólta Frameworks. This role will form part of a small team providing childcare and pre-school services
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regional level. The ARC Hubs will enhance and accelerate the commercialisation of research to create new products, processes and services. The ARC Hub for ICT Programme is co-funded by the Government