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About the job: This role sits within CyberUnite, a €4 million HEA-funded all-island collaboration led by Queen’s University Belfast and the University of Limerick, with partners including MTU, UCC
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resilience of industrial control and cyber-physical systems. Working within the EPIC research cluster, the successful candidate will collaborate with leading researchers at New York University and University
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and delivered in collaboration with Ionic Technologies. The project will develop innovative, hydrogen fluoride-free routes for converting recycled rare earth oxide feedstocks into rare earth fluorides
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irradiation of biological molecules, in conjunction with collaborators in the University of Toulouse, France. Such irradiation processes occur over a wide range of time and length scales and so a range of
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public health across Northern Ireland and Ireland through evidence based policy, innovation, and cross border collaboration. This role offers an exciting opportunity to investigate how agricultural NH
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of quantum systems, particularly within quantum science and technologies. The postholder will aim to be a productive, ambitious and collaborative member of the project team, supporting the development
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complex sociopolitical expectations and constraints. FortranFuture is an interdisciplinary collaboration between software engineering and social science researchers at Queen’s University Belfast and
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excellent training and experience for a dedicated post-doctoral research fellow in a broad range of techniques. The post may involve liaising with international collaborators, generating new molecular data