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Applications are invited for the following position: Title of Post: Post Doctoral Researcher (Level 1) Tourism Policy Data Analysis and Dashboard Development JOB SYNOPSIS The Post Doctoral
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quantitative, experimental, and computational approaches, leveraging powerful machine learning algorithms and extensive characterisation techniques. This research project will be carried out at University
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Composites R&D Engineer to support the development of advanced composite materials, lightweight structures, and innovative manufacturing technologies. The successful candidate will lead research, process
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to play a key role in the General Practice research programme. The successful applicant will work on a range of ongoing research projects, including research focusing on the development, testing and
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Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) research. The project aims to develop and demonstrate sustainable biochar solutions by converting agricultural by-products and organic residues from Ireland’s Midlands
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researcher for a 36-month period, with the objective to support the Primary Investigator and the co-applicants in conducting Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) research. The project aims to develop and demonstrate
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noon, Irish Standard Time on the closing date. “This is a professional training and development role and the training and development relevant to this position will be completed within the period of the
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Technologies. The researchers will develop intelligent agents that collaborate, verify recommendations and learn from experience to improve wireless network energy efficiency. The research combines large
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for students with and without ID • contribute to development of capacity in inclusive teaching, learning and assessment across the Higher and Further Education sectors • develop inclusive research resources
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from Scotland and Ireland in order to uncover evidence for the growth of commercial cattle droving and dairying in these countries, and understand how this development transformed rural society and the