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Applications are invited for the following position: Title of Post: Research Assistant in Multiferroic Thin Films and Devices JOB SYNOPSIS The purpose of this Research Assistant role is to support a
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customer service skills. Be able to communicate with a high level of initiative, tact, diplomacy and confidentiality. Motivated: Display a ‘can-do’ attitude, be committed to RCSI ORI and its development
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. This role requires excellent communication and interpersonal skills, computer literacy, organisation and an awareness of time management. The Research Assistant is required to manage data in the department
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and interpersonal skills, computer literacy, organisation and an awareness of time management. The Research Assistant is required to manage data in the department of Cancer Trials Cork at CUH. He/she is
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dedicated EEG lab measuring brain activity from scalp electrodes, an eye-tracking device, a cardiovascular lab, and a virtual reality (VR) laboratory. The Senior Technical Officer role The successful
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Waterford and Bons Secours Hospital Cork). For more information about the group, check our website: https://ucccancertrials.ie or our X @UCCCancerTrials About the Clinical Research Facility Cork: The facility
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, motion capture technologies, and clinical expertise to develop personalised teaching tools, redesigned collection devices, and improved storage systems. The project aims to enhance confidence, reduce
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practices for expectant parents. It combines participatory design, motion capture technologies, and clinical expertise to develop personalised teaching tools, redesigned collection devices, and improved
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of promotional material for targeted campaigns, activities and events for Library readers, the internal Trinity community and external audiences and public. They include Library displays, announcements
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neuromodulation approaches for the treatment of neurodegenerative diseases, including Parkinson's disease. This project is funded by the CURAM Centre for Research in Medical Devices https