Over the next 15 days we will bring you some updates from our network of mathematical and statistical research teams. We’ve had a very busy first semester with lots happening over the next few months and we are excited to share a preview of what’s happening. Coming up on the […]
Read moreEoin Walsh CRT student In order to make forecasts about the weather, meteorologists make use of Numerical Weather Prediction (NWP) models. These models require real world data as inputs in order to make inferences about the near future weather. One such input is a land-cover map. Land-cover maps, in the […]
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Aoife Hurley CRT student The fascination with postcodes and the popularity of certain postcodes is nothing new in Dublin. There is a long-standing theory that purchasers will pay more for a specific postcode – historically postcodes have been used as a wealth indicator and class status symbol, perhaps this belief […]
Read moreFurther information for applicants and application material is available online from: http://www.ul.ie/hrvacancies/ Job Code 044648
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PhD Prof Michael Vynnycky is recruiting for a PhD student in the area of solvent infiltration and swelling in granule and tablet dissolution More info here https://ulsites.ul.ie/macsi/phd-vacancy-solvent-infiltration-and-swelling-granule-and-tablet-dissolution The SFI Centre for Research Training is currently open to applications for PhDs in the area of statistics, applied mathematics and machine learning. […]
Read moreProject Title: Solvent infiltration and swelling in granule and tablet dissolution Project Supervisor: Professor Michael Vynnycky, Department of Mathematics and Statistics, University of Limerick Project location: MACSI, University of Limerick Start date: before 1st June 2021 The objective of the project is to derive and validate novel, first-principles mathematical models which […]
Read moreThe Irish Numerical Analysis Forum (INAF) is a new initiative where experts from various countries give talks on their subject areas that are suitable for a general numerical analysis audience— not just those who already have some familiarity with the topic of the talk. The series starts on 21-Jan-2021; more […]
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Valentina Balbi In a recent study published on Soft Matter we discovered that side impacts to the head can be just as dangerous as frontal impact. With a team of researchers in NUI Galway and University College Dublin we measured the effects of rotational accelerations of the head, such as […]
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Ciarán O’Mara As a generation that relies heavily on road infrastructure as our main medium of transport, we are constantly faced with the problem of congested and inefficient road networks. The majority of research carried out in this area has approached the problem in what could be described as a one-dimensional […]
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Janet Clifford, Programme Manager What do you think when you hear the word PhD? I typically visualise an individual surrounded by reams of paperwork, someone scribbling equations on a whiteboard, someone burning the midnight oil at their laptop reading publications. However, in my minds-eye, when I picture this “typical” PhD […]
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