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within UCD School of Business. The Energy Narratives and Change in Coastal Communities in Ireland (ENACT) project is an engaged research project working with coastal residents in Co. Clare and Co. Cork
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language models, multi-agent systems, reinforcement learning and knowledge evolution, evaluated using industry operational datasets. These positions offer an opportunity to advance autonomous decision-making
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commitment to advancing equality in higher education. We value diversity as well as celebrate, support and thrive on the contributions of all our employees and the communities they represent. We are proud
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Lyophilisation and extrusion/spheronisation are also areas of research. The ideal candidate will be hands-on, self-motivated with good communication skills. Experience within an industrial setting will be
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… Requirements Research FieldComputer scienceEducation LevelPhD or equivalent Skills/Qualifications Communication and interpersonal skills, Data Science, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Statistics
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communications, multimodal UWB RF signal data analysis, and wireless sensing network architecture design and optimisation. It is envisaged that the candidates will be located at University College Cork’s campus. A
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candidates will be working with a team of researchers on a range of topics, including artificial intelligence, RF sensing and communications, multimodal UWB RF signal data analysis, and wireless sensing
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: Topologically-Informed Large Language Models for Innovation Intelligence. The project is funded by FFplus, a EuroHPC Joint Undertaking initiative under the European Union's Digital Europe Programme, and brings
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interact to generate brain–body phenotypes, and how perturbations including chronic psychosocial stress, systemic inflammation and circadian disruption reshape communication across these systems
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musicology to work with Professor Karen Desmond’s research team on the project ‘Polyphonic Singing and Communities of Music Writing in Medieval Britain and Ireland, c. 1150 to c. 1350’ (BROKENSONG) (funded by