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research position in Trinity’s School of Medicine. The successful candidate will work on economic evaluation in advanced cancer, both conducting an evaluation as part of an international trial in cancer (EU
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activities, including the development of Social Cognition Ageing Clock models, exposome–brain interactions and equity-sensitive risk and resilience models. The Fellow will work closely with researchers
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work within a team tasked with the development of a suite of online programmes within a defined-time period, and assistance with the delivery of these programmes via Canvas. The post will include
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work travel, and research and training costs are included. Applicants should identify one or more preferred supervisors and explain how their proposed research aligns with the relevant research group(s
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10 Jul 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company University College Dublin Research Field Agricultural sciences » Agricultural products Agricultural sciences » Agricultural products Researcher
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structured learning, mentorship, pilot project development, and engagement with clinical and community settings. Upon completing the program, fellows join a lifelong global network of Atlantic Fellows working
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structured learning, mentorship, pilot project development, and engagement with clinical and community settings. Upon completing the program, fellows join a lifelong global network of Atlantic Fellows working
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, mentorship, pilot project development, and engagement with clinical and community settings. Upon completing the programme, fellows join a lifelong global network of Atlantic Fellows working to advance brain
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simultaneously address existing deficits in high-skill/high-value employment and research infrastructure in the border region. SPEAR will focus on photonics system integration, prototyping of systems and boosting
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, School of Psychology, Trinity College Dublin. The successful candidate will join a research team working on the PRACTICE (Process Redesign and Clinical Transformation through Iterative Co-Design and