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disciplines is the minimum requirement. *Expertise/interest in active mobility, street urbanism, and citizen engagement. *Expertise and interest in urban design and planning. *Experience of working in pan
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projects in the social sciences sphere. *Strong technical skills, website development and graphic design beneficial. *Experience of managing large research projects. *Demonstrable experience of managing
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Engineering The aim of this project is to create a scalable and transferable blueprint for digital pre-laboratory training resources, co-created with learners and new laboratory users. These resources will
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innovation for dermal generics and advanced skin therapies guideSkin is an EU-funded MSCA Industrial Doctoral offering 15 fully funded PhD positions at the cutting edge of cutaneous drug development. Brining
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advancing quantum computing. The project is funded by Enterprise Ireland through the Disruptive Technologies Innovation Fund (DTIF). The successful candidate will contribute to the "Quantum Computing
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Innovation Fund, the project will combine a quantative study on prescribing data with qualitative research involving General Practitioners and Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) contributors. The study aims
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innovation for dermal generics and advanced skin therapies guideSkin is an EU-funded MSCA Industrial Doctoral offering 15 fully funded PhD positions at the cutting edge of cutaneous drug development. Brining
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innovation for dermal generics and advanced skin therapies guideSkin is an EU-funded MSCA Industrial Doctoral offering 15 fully funded PhD positions at the cutting edge of cutaneous drug development. Brining
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and deprescribing practices in Irish primary care. Funded through the HSE Consultant Innovation Fund, the project will combine a quantative study on prescribing data with qualitative research involving
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through advancing quantum computing. The project is funded by Enterprise Ireland through the Disruptive Technologies Innovation Fund (DTIF). The successful candidate will contribute to the "Quantum