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project comprising two strands of work: (1) A comprehensive review and impact evaluation of all professional development (PD) offerings, structures, and strategies within the Centre for Academic Practice
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for receipt of applications is Monday, 10th August 2026 Applications must be completed online before 12 noon, Irish Standard Time on the closing date. “This is a professional training and development role and
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have the opportunity to develop their research, both individually and as part of a team of ambitious scholars. Salary: Post-Doctoral Researcher, Level 1 (2026): €47,273 p.a. (Point 1 - with increment
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the activities of the project, contribute to the publications ensuing from them, and co-lead with the PI on key work packages of the project. They will have the opportunity to develop their research, both
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of the work packages of the project, as detailed below. They will have the opportunity to develop their research, both individually and as part of a team of ambitious scholars. Postdoctoral Researcher (2026
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. The PatentsInHumans project aims to develop a deeper understanding of, whether and to what extent bioethical issues posed by patent grant and use over technologies related to the human body
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Maynooth University, National University of Ireland Maynooth; | Maynooth, Leinster | Ireland | 2 months ago
European Research Council (ERC) funded PatentsInHumans project team as a postdoctoral researcher. The PatentsInHumans project aims to develop a deeper understanding of, whether and to what extent bioethical
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rehabilitation intervention for women with breast cancer. This intervention, CanWork, was developed to support women who have completed treatment for breast cancer to successfully return to work. It provides them
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–funded RENEW project. The successful candidate will contribute to the development, validation, and refinement of data-driven models, working with large and complex energy-related datasets to support the
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Baseline Evidence’) by (a) building on existing historical (e.g. map) evidence of the geomorphological evolution of salt marsh sites within the project, (b) reviewing best practice and lessons learnt in