12 parallel-programming "Institute for Basic Science" Postdoctoral positions at Maynooth University in Ireland
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goals of excellent research and scholarship and outstanding education are interlinked and equally valued. The International Research on Energy Systems Intergration, Education & Environment for
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://www.familygenomics.maynoothuniversity.ie/) is recruiting a Senior Postdoctoral Researcher to join our Research Ireland FutureNeuro Centre for Translational Brain Sciences funded research project awarded to
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awarded funding through the national research centre Rinn Artificial Intelligence – Research & Innovation in Data Science and AI, funded by Research Ireland. The successful candidate will work on a
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Schroeder’s research group at Maynooth University and her national and international collaborators on a HRB-funded project that aims to generate a hiPSC-based preclinical model for DDX3X syndrome, a rare
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-funded by the Government of Ireland and the European Union through the EU Just Transition Fund. We seek to appoint a postdoctoral researcher for a 36-month period, with the objective to support the
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Ireland project combines existing methodologies with novel approaches to deliver an all-island Ancient Woodlands Inventory for Ireland. The multidisciplinary project is drawing on expertise in GIS and
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Job Title : Post Doctoral Researcher Department : National Centre for Inclusive Higher Edu Vacancy ID : 044543 Closing Date : 25-Oct-2026 Maynooth University is committed to a strategy in which the
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) team for a two-year research position. Funded by Debra Research, and in collaboration with the University of Bristol, the DEBSS project aims to develop and validate a cooling insole for people with EBS
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Job Title : Post Doctoral Researcher Department : Music Vacancy ID : 044023 Closing Date : 04-Oct-2026 The Music Department at Maynooth University invites applications for a Postdoctoral Researcher
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platform for testing mechanisms controlling responses of sapling monocultures and mixtures to climate change e.g., altered phenology, physiological limitations to establishment/productivity. In addition