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Maynooth University, National University of Ireland Maynooth; | Maynooth, Leinster | Ireland | 18 days ago
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. INTEMPO Insurgent Temporalities: Fascism
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recognition of the need to address health inequalities, there is a lack of a consistent, standardised approach to assessing health equity within service development, improvement and evaluation in Ireland
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Dublin (TUD), Teagasc, and University College Cork (UCC). The central objective of the Duck-Feed project is to develop improved, small scale outdoor cultivation systems, develop Lemna growth on farm waste
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of the Semiconductor Photonics Education and Research (SPEAR) Centre. The centre will develop a Photonics research, training and innovation response to challenges outlined in the EU Chips Act 2023 and will
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for Equity in Brain Health is a prestigious, interdisciplinary, 12-month residential fellowship based at Trinity College Dublin. The programme develops emerging leaders committed to improving brain health
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for Equity in Brain Health is a prestigious, interdisciplinary, 12-month residential fellowship based at Trinity College Dublin. The programme develops emerging leaders committed to improving brain health
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is a prestigious, interdisciplinary, 12-month residential fellowship based at Trinity College Dublin. The programme develops emerging leaders committed to improving brain health equity and reducing
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for a postdoctoral research position in the McAuley Group, School of Chemistry, Trinity College Dublin, working on a Research Ireland funded project focused on the development of sustainable synthetic
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‘to imagine and create better futures for all’. We are seeking a Research Assistant with a strong passion for inclusive education to support the Centre in developing a research framework and in monitoring and
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the commercialisation of research to create new products, processes and services. The ARC Hub for ICT Programme is co-funded by the Government of Ireland and the European Union under two European Regional Development