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. For informal enquiries please feel free to contact. Eoin Hinchy at [email protected] or Eoin O’Connell [email protected] Project description and role: The project is structured around five core pillars
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opportunity to gain teaching experience by providing support within our undergraduate programme (up to 4 hours per week during term time, subject to availability). All teaching-related work is paid separately
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an interdisciplinary team, the postholder will participate in the full process from setting up awake infant fMRI and/or OPM-MEG, experimental design, data acquisition, analysis, computational modelling, presenting work
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statistical ability Experience with statistical programming (preferably R) Interest in statistical methodology, causal inference and machine learning Excellent communication and problem-solving skills An MSc
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motivation and explicitly referring to how your past experience and achievements relate to: 1. Activities, 2. Knowledge and Experience, and 3. Skills and Competencies, listed in this advertisement. • A CV
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degree in Chemistry at 1st class hons or 2:1 grade (or equivalent). In particular, candidates with experience in solid-state, materials, or inorganic synthesis are strongly encouraged to apply
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experimental techniques Fluency in English and good written and oral communication skills Self-motivated with the ability to work both independently and as part of a team Desirable: Experience with optical
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sustainable chemical manufacturing and advance fundamental understanding of main group catalysis. Application Procedure• Applicants should submit: • a cover letter outlining relevant research experience
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, agriculture sustainability or a related discipline Experience with life cycle assessment or systems modelling A strong interest in the topic of mushroom automation or sustainability evaluation Excellent written
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integrated circuit (PIC) for coherent, time-of-flight biomarker sensing. The student's research plan will involve a good balance of both theoretical and experimental investigation, providing a solid platform