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social considerations, and ethical and legal issues. The findings will help inform clinical, policy and regulatory decision-making around the implementation of these technologies. A key component of the
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Sciences under the supervision of Research Ireland Principle Investigator, Dr Eric Wolsztynski. The host research group leads a number of projects on the development of theoretical and applied methods in
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the Wave project. This is a three-year project funded by the Enterprise Ireland Disruptive Technology and Innovation Fund (DTIF) in which the INFANT Research Centre is partnered with an industry partner
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Microbiome Ireland and University College Cork. The successful candidate will join the Research Ireland funded project focussed on understanding the impact of microbiota on neurodevelopment and stress and
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an international, interdisciplinary consortium delivering a Horizon Europe project focused on accelerating the uptake of knowledge-to-action tools that support the prevention and reduction of pollution
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are invited for a Postdoctoral Researcher to join the Harm2Healing project, funded by Research Ireland under the COALESCE Strand 2A. The objective of the Harm2Healing Project is to help transform survivor
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24 Months Fixed Term, Whole-time Post The Microbe2Mind Initiative is an ambitious new 5-year project designed to move the microbiome-gut-brain field from association to causality. By uncovering how
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, or a related discipline to join the microbiome-brain-gut axis research programme at APC Microbiome Ireland and University College Cork. The successful candidate will join the NourishMind project
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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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research project aims to develop a prototype of a Clinical Decision Support System (CDSS) software, designed to assist clinicians in the assessment and care of patients presenting with self-harm in