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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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of developing and implementing project and finance management processes and procedures for a range of major grant funders. Experience of coordinating and delivering Claims, Reports and associated Audits to a
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businesses. Delivered by Ulster University and Queen's University Belfast in Belfast and Derry/Londonderry, the AICC works with companies to develop solutions to real-world problems. The successful candidate
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to 8.4 weeks a year, pension schemes and development opportunities. We support staff wellbeing with flexible working options, work-life balance initiatives and support for physical and mental health. You
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of solvents and metal nanoparticles (MNPs). Such irradiation processes occur over a wide range of time and length scales and so we are developing a range of theoretical and computational approaches that bridge
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College Cork to develop innovative modelling and analysis methods for complex infrastructure systems. The project will develop data-driven hybrid models that capture the interaction between physical
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experience in one or more of the following: tensor-triangular geometry homotopy theory commutative algebra, point-free topology The ability to develop and deliver high quality research to be published in peer
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About the job: To provide IT development and support services that contribute to the implementation, development, administration, and support of University Library computing services, applications
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Beyond a competitive salary, the University offers an attractive benefits package including a holiday entitlement of up to 8.4 weeks a year, pension schemes and development opportunities. We support staff
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About the role To provide specialist technical expertise to support the development of a translational cancer research program focused on therapy resistance and lineage plasticity in prostate cancer