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results and develop relationships using statistical methods and other analytical approaches such as finite element, and predictive techniques. Application Procedure • A 1-page cover letter, stating
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years. A key component of this is our iViking mobile app, which allows the public to make submissions of photos to our public archive. We are looking to hire a part-time research assistant for a period of
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strong in-field component (i.e. electronic tagging of a range of elasmobranch species and deploying autonomous receivers) as well as facilitating stakeholder workshops and meetings. This role involves a
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for complex geological properties. Collection of geochemical and petrological reference data to train models is an equally important component of this task. The post will involve spectral, petrophysical, and
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, particularly in field operations, data analysis, and stakeholder management and events. This multifaceted role includes a strong in-field component (i.e. electronic tagging of a range of elasmobranch species and
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investigating the legacy of the Vikings and mapping the evolution of perceptions of the Viking past over the past 200 years. A key component of this is our iViking mobile app, which allows the public to make
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regulatory decision-making around the implementation of these technologies. A key component of the work will involve developing an ex-ante economic model to identify cost-effective strategies for implementing
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Innovation (TCPHI) research centre in the School of Nursing and Midwifery, Trinity College Dublin offers leading expertise: https://nursingmidwifery.tcd.ie/research/research-themes/index.php Areas of subject
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social considerations, and ethical and legal issues. The findings will help inform clinical, policy and regulatory decision-making around the implementation of these technologies. A key component of the
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commercialisation strategy focused on ingredient partnerships and future spin-out company creation. The Commercial & Venture Lead will work closely with Dr Harriet Schellekens (Scientific Lead), Enterprise Ireland