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29 Jun 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company University of Limerick Research Field Engineering Researcher Profile Recognised Researcher (R2) Positions Postdoc Positions Application Deadline 13
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Click to read more about the Dublin Innovation Institute (DII): https://dublininstitute.northeastern.edu/about/ Term: 10 months, full time Reports to: Dr. Shashi Murthy, Head of Institute. Prof. Giovanni
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candidate will be hosted at the Process and Chemical Engineering Department. For more details see https://www.ucc.ie/en/processeng/ Project Summary Antisense oligonucleotides (ASO) are novel alternative gene
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and AI as applied to organic synthesis. It is a large collaborative project involving researchers in the US (Prof Abigail Doyle, UCLA, Prof Olaf Wiest, Notre Dame, and a large Pharmaceutical Company
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the fulfilment of their rights, and improving outcomes across health, education, justice and social policy. The INFANT Research Centre is now accepting applications for a Senior Postdoctoral Researcher for
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Ireland within the School of Computer Science and Information Technology and this position will be hosted by Dept of Music in UCC. This role is part of a national Centre, Rinn Artificial Intelligence
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Researcher in The School of Chemistry. The InTeleCat project involves the use of machine learning and AI as applied to organic synthesis. It is a large collaborative project involving researchers in the US
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to understanding the adoption of novel technologies and decision-making tools to optimise production with the Irish dairy sector. The project is grounded in the concept of coopetition, examining how simultaneous
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(CDR) versus capturing the carbon and using it (CCU) for fuels. The possibility to trade green molecules internationally adds complexity to the uncertainty. The post-doctorate will bring
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an innovative interdisciplinary approach. Working in collaboration with the School of Education and the INFANT Research Centre at University College Cork, the project employs a longitudinal mixed-methods design