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of Biomolecular and Biomedical Science. The Chromatin Mechanisms in Disease laboratory (https://conwaychromatinlab.com/ ) at University College Dublin, led by Dr. Eric Conway, are recruiting a postdoctoral fellow
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. With the rapid expansion of the observational network, encompassing over 100 stations reporting one-minute data and an additional 200 stations expected soon, traditional human-led QC processes
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candidates will be appointed at a suitable Post-Doctoral level depending on their experience and qualifications. The research project is led by Dr Harry Nguyen and Prof Dirk Pesch in UCC and aims at creating
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to establish a new paradigm for understanding brain-body interactions. We are currently recruiting three Postdoctoral Researchers to join the Microbiota–Gut–Brain research programme led by Prof. John F. Cryan
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proposed starting date of November 1st 2026. The successful candidates will be appointed at a suitable Post-Doctoral level depending on their experience and qualifications. The research project is led by Dr
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24 Months Fixed Term, Whole-time Post We are currently recruiting a highly motivated Post-Doctoral Researcher – Integrative Biologist to join the Microbe2Mind Initiative led by Prof. John F. Cryan
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is led by University College Cork with partners Exceedence Ltd and Wind Energy Ireland, and with Flotation Energy, Simply Blue Group, ESB and the Marine Renewables Industry Association as collaborators
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under the SEAI National Energy Research, Development & Demonstration (RD&D) Programme. It is led by University College Cork with partners Exceedence Ltd and Wind Energy Ireland, and with Flotation Energy
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under the SEAI National Energy Research, Development & Demonstration (RD&D) Programme. It is led by University College Cork with partners Exceedence Ltd and Wind Energy Ireland, and with Flotation Energy
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to establish a new paradigm for understanding brain-body interactions. We are currently recruiting three Postdoctoral Researchers to join the Microbiota–Gut–Brain research programme led by Prof. John F. Cryan