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Post Doctoral Researcher, Hamilton Institute Employer MAYNOOTH UNIVERSITY Location Maynooth, Ireland Salary €47,237 Closing date 16 Aug 2026 View more categories View less categories Academic
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Innovation Institute (DII ) . This is a full-time position with a two-part appointment structure in which t he successful applicant will be required to s pend up to 4 years performing research at
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Prof. Yulan He (KCL Institute for AI, NLP) on the technical pipeline. The post is offered as a full-time 20-month contract (with possibility of extension, depending on further research funding), with
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About us: The Global institute for Women’s Leadership is a globally recognised research institute on gender equality located in the heart of London at Kings College London, one of the world’s oldest
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Health Hub, King’s Institute for Artificial Intelligence, and the Digital Futures Institute. The PDRA will also have access to research and career development from King’s Centre for Research Staff
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offers an excellent opportunity to develop expertise in porous materials, molecular separations, and sustainable chemical processing. Faculty of Science & Engineering Department of Chemical Sciences
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. Create alert Similar jobs Technical Specialist Brno, Czech Republic Post-Doctoral Associate in the Public Health Research Center (PHRC) - Dr. Youssef Idaghdour Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates Head of Institute of Medical Genetics and Genomics Brno, Czech Republic
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processing, epithelial organoid culture and functional assays, liver organoid or liver-derived cell assays, molecular biology, immunostaining, imaging, quantitative PCR, ELISA or multiplex assays
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, but are not limited to: natural language processing, large language models, graph learning, general pre-trained transformers, prompt engineering, knowledge graphs, knowledge representation
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mechanosensing and mechanobiology. The project is funded by the Wellcome Trust. The project will be developed between the Department of Physics at King’s College London and the Francis crick Institute