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evaluation of the intervention ensuring high-quality mixed-methods data collection, analysis and reporting. They will work under the supervision of the PI, Professor Deirdre Connolly and project manager, and
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) contract for 1 year to support the PI, Prof Iris Möller (Professor of Geography (1966) and lead of Trinity’s Coastal Research Group) in the delivery of key research and engagement activities that occur as a
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activation. This is based on published work that characterised DDX3X as a positive regulator of NLRP3. This project will therefore explore whether DDX3X syndrome associated mutations may cause issues with
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University of Limerick Email: [email protected] OR Professor Kevin Burke School of Medicine University of Limerick Email: [email protected] The closing date for receipt of applications is Thursday, 27th August
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innovation. Faculty of Science & Engineering Department of Computer Science & Information Systems Contract Type: Specific Purpose Salary Scale: €47,273 - €53,925 (maximum starting salary €47,273) p.a. pro rata
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: Specific Purpose Contract, Full Time Salary: This appointment will be made on the Irish University Associations (IUA) Salary Scale for a Post Doctoral Researcher (Level 1) with annual increments in line with
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to this position will be completed within the period of the contract. Post Doctoral Researchers appointed will be expected to complete the Researcher Career Development Programme.” Please note your application must
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the Researcher Career Development Programme.” Please note your application must include: A letter of introduction and a current CV indicating how you meet the criteria outlined in the Job description. A completed
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Relational Open Strategic Autonomy. The successful candidate will contribute primarily to Work Package 10 (Defence Policy and Procurement) and associated cross-project activities examining the European Union's
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the Research Ireland-funded project Inverse Problems for Sustainable Living in Ireland (IP-SUSTAIN). The project aims to advance both the mathematical theory and the computational methodologies of Inverse