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(CMS) Research Area of the Sustainability Institute at University College Cork. The position is based at the Beaufort Building, Haulbowline Road, Ringaskiddy, Co. Cork, Ireland. The successful candidate
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Ireland through the Sustainable Communities National Challenge Fund, the CONUNDRUM project aims to understand mobility issues in Irish towns and to reimagine how we could achieve more sustainable transport
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sustainable, circular economy. Encompassing 100+ researchers from twelve institutions in Ireland, along with International collaborators, BiOrbic is focused on training and developing the next generation of
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& Societal Impact (SCEI) research group within the Coastal & Marine Systems (CMS) Research Area of the Sustainability Institute at University College Cork. The position is based at the Beaufort Building
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) Research Area of the Sustainability Institute at University College Cork. The position is based at the Beaufort Building, Haulbowline Road, Ringaskiddy, Co. Cork, Ireland. The successful candidate will join
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implementation of spatial techno-economic models, accessibility mapping, and visual impact geodata integration, under the supervision of Dr Ross O’Connell. This work aims to support sustainable marine spatial
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sustainable learning environment with world-recognised research that informs high-quality undergraduate and postgraduate teaching that is inclusive and relevant to the needs of our stakeholders and society in
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of generation capacity and put stress on the power grid; bioenergy needs to be sourced sustainability and there is significant uncertainty about what the required logistics and economies of scale for conversion
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at design stage without compromising energy density at cell level. With large-scale proliferation, sustainable and recyclable materials are needed to avoid used cell waste accumulation. Inspired by safe
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24 months, Fixed Term, Whole-Time Post The Sustainability Institute/School of BEES are now recruiting for a Post-Doctoral Researcher to work on the EPA-funded PiTCROP project (Pasture irrigation