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) project in line with all contractual responsibilities of SEUPB. Project Summary: Ulster University has secured €5.89m in funding through the PEACEPLUS programme, managed by the SEUPB, to lead the TRACE
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and Wellbeing at Ulster University and the Global Brain Health Institute at Trinity College Dublin, has been awarded a PEACEPLUS grant of €2.4 million for a 3-year project to develop an All-Island
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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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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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consortium of Northern Ireland’s leading pharmaceutical, diagnostics, and health analytics companies, together with QUB and Ulster University, FMI brings together world-class expertise and state-of-the-art
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Unit in Dementia and Neurodegeneration (DeNPRU Exeter). Led by the University of Exeter and delivered in partnership with researchers from Newcastle, Bradford, the London School of Economics and Ulster
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Atlantic Technological University [ATU], Ulster University [UU] with Tyndall National Institute [Tyndall] have been successful in winning €8.46 million PEACEPLUS funding for the establishment
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Job Title: Research Associate in Digital Service, Supports and Spaces – DS3 PEACEPLUS Project School: Computing, Engineering and Intelligent Systems Campus: Derry~Londonderry Salary: £33,020 per
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provided by UCD and CERN. This requires advances in theory and simulation in collaboration with Ulster University utilising AI and high-performance computing facilities in Walton Institute SETU, thus
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innovation. The project is led by Ulster University and aims to create a flagship cross-border hub for research and innovation, driving advancements in next- generation digital health and medical technologies