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Researcher in The School of Chemistry. The InTeleCat project involves the use of machine learning and AI as applied to organic synthesis. It is a large collaborative project involving researchers in the US
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the fulfilment of their rights, and improving outcomes across health, education, justice and social policy. The INFANT Research Centre is now accepting applications for a Senior Postdoctoral Researcher for
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commercialisation activities. The Research Assistant will work closely with the postdoctoral researcher and multidisciplinary collaborators to generate high-quality laboratory data supporting the mechanistic
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do this through co-creating ideas and solutions with communities in workshops, and through upskilling and training opportunities for local authorities and other organisations. This is enabled by our
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can be made in confidence to Dr Lydia Cumiskey, Senior Postdoctoral Researcher, Sustainability Institute Email: [email protected] Applications must be submitted online via the University College Cork
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12 months, Fixed Term, whole-time Post Applications are invited for the position of Senior Postdoctoral Researcher to join the Coastal & Marine Science Communication, Stakeholder Engagement
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for the position of Senior Postdoctoral Researcher to join the Coastal & Marine Science Communication, Stakeholder Engagement & Societal Impact (SCEI) research group within the Coastal & Marine Systems (CMS
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machine learning aspects of this AI-assisted semantic tagging and fuzzy logic search tool. The Postdoctoral Researcher on the project will work on a project related to an aspect of the hip-hop-specific
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contributing to academic literature through a deeper understanding of the intersection of data and coopetition studies. The postdoctoral researcher will work as part of an interdisciplinary team across
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36 months, Fixed Term, whole-time Post Applications are invited for the position of Postdoctoral Researcher for the research project “Key Interdependencies in the Transition to low-Carbon Energy