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Provost’s PhD Project Awards

Welcome

Congratulations to the recipients of the The Provost's PhD Project Awards 2020-21

Trinity College Dublin launches 50 fully funded PhD positions across a wide variety of disciplines.

 

 

 

Who can apply?

Applications are open to EU and Non-EU candidates and include an annual stipend of €17,316 (from 1 October 2021) for four years.
These doctoral awards are generously funded through alumni donations and Trinity’s Commercial Revenue Unit. 

What will I gain?

At Trinity, you will be given the opportunity to work with and learn from global leaders in research, to benefit from their experience and networks. 
As the only Irish member of the prestigious League of 22 European Research Universities (LERU), Trinity is committed to providing excellence in education and research. We meet the highest standards in learning, innovation and independent critical enquiry, and we win more than 50% of the European Research funding coming into Ireland.

How long is the programme?

Our doctoral candidates are registered on the 4 year structured Trinity PhD programme. You will have access to a variety of taught modules, both discipline specific and generic skills, to enhance and support your own research.  We welcome the best students each  year to begin their PhD journey with us here in Dublin.

How much research is involved?

The successful applicants to these prestigious Provost’s PhD Project Awards will produce an independent piece of research in the form of a PhD thesis. They will also assist their supervisors with other elements of the project (for example: research tasks; conference organisation; workshop management). In addition to their own research and doctoral studies, students with a Provost’s PhD Project Awards may be asked to work up to 24 hours per month on the project for their supervisor.

Who do I contact?

The contact details of each of the Principal Investigators (PIs) for these projects are listed below. We encourage you to make contact directly with the PI to assess your suitability for these PhD Project Awards. Please submit the information to your PI listed below.

Our minimum requirements for applicants apply and the PI will instruct you on how to formally apply for the project through our online application systems.

The Provost's PhD Projects

Welcome

  • Project Title
    • Religious Group Involvement and Endorsement of Democratic Norms
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr. Gizem Arikan
  • Initial Requirements
    • Interested applicants should first contact the PI directly (see contact details below). Please send a cover letter, curriculum vitae with the names and contact information of at least two referees, and a 3-5 page research proposal on a topic related to the project.
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Welcome

  • Project Title
    • Defining the role of Th17 lineage cells in human pulmonary health and disease
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr. Sharee Basdeo
  • Initial Requirements
    • Please send a copy of your CV and a short statement on why you want to undertake this PhD project under this supervision. You should also include some information on your relevant laboratory experience. 
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  • Project Title
    • Prime-Ministerial Power and the Contextual Dynamics of Voters' Responsibility Attribution in Coalition Governments
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr. Jan Berz
  • Initial Requirements
    • Please send a copy of your CV/resume and a short statement on the research project which you want to undertake in connection to this Provost Award project. You should also include information on your relevant experience (if any) in government or electoral studies related to the project. Applicants with a background in econometrics or quantitative methods are particularly encouraged to apply. Please contact the PI for further details.
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Welcome

  • Project Title
    • Contributions of discrete dopaminergic neurons to the modulation of memory strength
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr Tamara Boto
  • Initial Requirements
    • Please send a copy of your CV/resume and a cover letter explaining your interest in this project. You should also include information on any experience relevant to the project (Drosophila handling, neuroscience/genetics, microscopy or behaviour) – although previous research experience is not a prerequisite.  
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  • Project Title
    • Untangling the evolutionary interplay between infectious disease and dietary deficiency with ancient genomes
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr. Lara Cassidy
  • Initial Requirements
    • Please send a copy of your CV/resume and a short statement on why you want to undertake this PhD project under this supervision. You should also include some information on your relevant experience (if any) in human genomics. 
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Welcome

  • Project Title
    • Writing the French Revolution: Experience and Identity in French Revolutionary Ego-Documents
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr Joseph Clarke 
  • Initial Requirements
    • Applications for the award must include a personal statement with a research proposal (max. 5 pages), a curriculum vitae with educational history, transcripts of degree results, and two academic references. Prospective students will need to send these documents to Eilís Dunne at pghishum@tcd.ie by 1 April 2021.
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  • Project Title
    • Gestural Grammar: Investigating Gestures in Southern Italy (GestuGram)
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr Valentina Colasanti
  • Initial Requirements
    • To apply, please send a cover letter describing your interest and expertise in the topic of the project, along with a full CV (including the names and contact information of at least two referees), and a 2-4 page research proposal on a topic related to the project. The deadline for applications is June 13, 2021.
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  • Project Title
    • Legacy Data:  Assembling Three Decades Of Irish Abortion Narratives
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr. Catherine Conlon
  • Initial Requirements
    • Please send a copy of your CV/resume and a short statement on why you want to undertake this PhD project under this supervision. You should also include some information on your relevant experience (if any) of qualitative research methodologies and/or reproductive/abortion policy expertise related to the project.
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  • Project Title
    • Targeting inflammatory cell death in skin - a novel strategy to alleviate psoriasis symptoms?
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr. Emma Creagh
  • Initial Requirements
    • Please send a copy of your CV/resume and a short statement on why you want to undertake this PhD project under this supervision. You should also include some information on your relevant experience (if any) of cellular and molecular biology techniques related to the project. 
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  • Project Title
    • How do states facilitate the employment of immigrants? Evidence from Ireland
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr. Camilla Devitt 
  • Initial Requirements
    • Please send a copy of your CV/resume and a short statement on why you want to undertake this PhD project under this supervision. You should also include some information on your relevant experience (if any) of immigration and labour market participation related to the project.
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  • Project Title
    • The Pathway to the Emergency Department: A national mixed methods study of ambulance personnel experiences and training needs when responding to people with self-harm and suicidal behaviour
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr. Louise Doyle
  • Initial Requirements
    • Please send a copy of your CV/resume and a short statement on why you want to undertake this PhD project under this supervision. You should also include some information on your relevant experience (if any) of mental health research related to the project.
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  • Project Title
    • Hydrothermal Injection Synthesis as a New Clean Route to Inorganic Nanomaterials
  • Principal Investigator
    • Professor Peter W. Dunne
  • Initial Requirements
    • Please send a copy of your CV/resume and a short statement on why you want to undertake this PhD project. You should also include some information on your relevant experience (if any) of solid-state chemistry, materials chemistry, chemical engineering or techniques related to the project.
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  • Project Title
    • Language, Culture and the Empowerment Gap of Artificial Intelligence
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr. Jennifer Edmond
  • Initial Requirements
    • Please send a copy of your CV/resume and a short statement on why you want to undertake this PhD project under this supervision. You should also include some information on your relevant experience (if any) of digital humanities and/or science and technology studies as related to the project.
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  • Project Title
    • The Function of Scientific Relations
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr. Alison Fernandes
  • Initial Requirements
    • Please send a copy of your CV and a short statement on why you want to undertake this PhD project under this supervision. You should also include some information on your relevant experience (if any) related to philosophical research into the function and temporal asymmetries of scientific relations (such as laws, probability and causation).
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  • Project Title
    • Virtual Harm: Disability Associated Child Protection Risks and the Internet
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr. Susan Flynn
  • Initial Requirements
    • Please send a copy of your CV/resume and a short statement on why you want to undertake this PhD project. You should also include some information on your relevant experience (if any) of qualitative research methodologies, survey method and/or disability, internet and child protection expertise where relevant. Statement should be no more than two pages long. 
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  • Project Title
    • The Irish Disability and Migration Study
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr. Edurne Garcia Iriarte
  • Initial Requirements
    • Please send a copy of your CV/resume and a short statement on why you want to undertake this PhD project under this supervision. You should also include some information on your relevant experience (if any) of disability/migration research and qualitative methodology related to the project.
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  • Project Title
    • Atmospheres of Alien Worlds: Exploring New Methodology for Doppler-Resolved Spectroscopy of Exoplanets
  • Principal Investigator
    • Professor Neale Gibson
  • Initial Requirements
    • Please send a copy of your CV/resume and a short statement on why you want to undertake this PhD project under this supervision. You should also include some information on your relevant experience (if any) in research related to astrophysics, physics, computer programming, problem solving, and/or statistics, or any broader scientific or relevant experience related to the project. 
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  • Project Title
    • Harnessing the Immune System to resolve Alzheimer’s Disease
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr. Marie-Victoire Guillot-Sestier
  • Initial Requirements
    • Please send a copy of your CV/resume and a short statement on why you want to undertake this PhD project under this supervision. You should also include:
      • some information on your relevant experience (if any) of neuroimmunology or techniques related to the project.
      • A copy of previous research work (if any) e.g. internship report, final year project thesis
      • Contact(s) of referee(s)
       
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  • Project Title
    • Developing and Feasibility Testing of a Pragmatic, Patient-Centred Exercise Intervention During Chemotherapy: A Mixed-Methods Approach
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr. Emer Guinan
  • Initial Requirements
    • Please send a copy of your CV/resume and a short statement on why you want to undertake this PhD project.  You should also include some information on your relevant experience (if any) related to the project.
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  • Project Title
    • The impacts of war and displacement on refugee mother-child relationships
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr. Kristin Hadfield
  • Initial Requirements
    • Please send a cover letter, copy of your CV, and a short statement on why you want to undertake this PhD project under this supervision. This project will use observational data of Syrian refugee mothers and children to examine experiences of war, displacement, and poverty impact the relationship between refugee mothers and their children. We would thus recommend that in your cover letter, you 1) indicate your fluency in Arabic and English and 2) highlight any relevant experience working with refugees or conducting family research.
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  • Project Title
    • Early woody plant diversity and biology: An integrative evolutionary and palaeoenvironmental study
  • Principlal Investigator
    • Professor Carla J. Harper
  • Initial Requirements
    • Please send a copy of your CV/resume and a short statement on why you want to undertake this PhD project under this supervision. You should also include some information on your relevant experience (if any) of palaeobotany or anatomically preserved fossil plants related to the project.
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  • Project Title
    • PheGeClust: Joint Clustering of the Autism Spectrum Disorder Phenotype and Genotype
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr. Elizabeth Heron
  • Initial Requirements
    •  Please send a copy of your CV/resume and a short statement on why you want to undertake this PhD project under her supervision. You should also include some information on your relevant experience which will ideally include a background in mathematics/statistics/computer science.
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  • Project Title
    • Abrupt climate change in the North Atlantic: projecting Ireland's future through the lens of glacial geomorphology
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr. Margaret Jackson
  • Initial Requirements
    • Please send a copy of your CV/resume and a short statement on why you want to undertake this PhD project under this supervision, and what you hope to gain through acquiring a PhD. You should also include some information on your relevant research or academic experience (if any). If this project would represent a new direction for you, explain your motivation. What about this topic excites you? 
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  • Project Title
    • Disability Inclusion in Humanitarian and Development Contexts: Optimising Advisory Programmes for Mainstream Organisations
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr. Caroline Jagoe
    • Co-supervisor: Dr. Susan Murphy
  • Initial Requirements
    • Please send a copy of your CV/resume and a cover letter (maximum 1000 words) on why you want to undertake this PhD project under this supervision. Applicants should have a Master’s degree in a relevant area of study, and have some experience with regards to disability inclusion. Research/field experience in humanitarian or development contexts is desirable. 
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  • Project Title
    • The application of Deep Learning methods for breakthrough noise and vibration control using metamaterials
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr. John Kennedy
  • Initial Requirements
    • Please send a copy of your CV/resume and a short statement on why you want to undertake this PhD project under this supervision. You should also include some information on your relevant experience (if any) of deep learning methods or noise and vibration control.
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  • Project Title
    • Re-defining “Success” in Transgender Communication Therapy
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr Ciarán Kenny
  • Initial Requirements
    • Please send a copy of your CV/resume and a short statement on why you want to undertake this PhD project under this supervisor. Applicants should be qualified Speech and Language Therapists/Speech-Language Pathologists, or about to qualify before September 2021. You should also include some information on your relevant experience (if any) of transgender communication therapy.  
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  • Project Title
    • Population Aging and Macroeconomic Policy Analysis
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr. Joseph Kopeky
  • Initial Requirements
    • Please send a copy of your CV/resume and a short statement on why you want to undertake this PhD project. Please highlight any relevant research experience, particularly with respect to macroeconomic modelling. Please also indicate proficiency in programming in python or similar languages. 
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  • Project Title
    • Genetic Regulation of Antimicrobial Resistance in the WHO Priority Pathogen Acinetobacter baumannii
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr. Carsten Kröger
  • Initial Requirements
    • Please send a copy of your CV/resume and a short statement on why you want to undertake this PhD project under this supervision. You should also include some information on your relevant experience (if any) of microbiology, molecular biology or biochemistry related to the project.
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  • Project Title
    • Immunophenotyping of pancreatic cystic lesions
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr. Joanne Lysaght
  • Initial Requirements
    • Please send a copy of your CV/resume and a cover letter outlining why you want to undertake this PhD project. You should also outline why you think you are suited to this PhD and include details of any relevant experience in the fields of immunology or oncology.
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  • Project Title
    • BARDIC 1641
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr Eoin Mac Cárthaigh
  • Initial Requirements
    • Seol teachtaireacht ríomhphoist, le do thoil, ina mbeidh do CV agus ráiteas gearr ag insint cén fáth a bhfuil tú ag iarraidh tabhairt faoin tionscnamh seo agus ag lua aon taithí atá agat ar an Nua-Ghaeilge Mhoch nó ar stair an 17ú haois.
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  • Project Title
    • Tumours have a sex: impact on the response of bladder cancer to therapy
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr. Laure Marignol
  • Initial Requirements
    • Please send a copy of your CV/resume and a short statement on why you want to undertake this PhD project under this supervision. You should also include some information on your relevant experience (if any) of cancer research or laboratory techniques related to the project. 
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  • Project Title
    • Characterising long-term Host Immune Response Trajectories and Differential Expansion of Circulating Human MDSC subsets in Septic critically ill patients with or without active Cancer
  • Principal Investigator
    • Professor Ignacio Martin-Loeches
  • Initial Requirements
    • Project has already been allocated a PhD student who also has also obtained acceptance to the PhD program, Clinical Medicine (Full-time) for Autumn 2021
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  • Project Title
    • Local Media, police behaviour and crime perceptions in the United States of America
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr. Nicola Mastrorocco
  • Initial Requirements
    • A fully funded PhD scholarship is available in the economics of media, with a focus on the impact of local news (TV, newspapers, social media) on the accountability of local bureaucracy such as local police departments, local politicians and elected municipal councils. The ideal candidate will have a strong interest or background in economics or political science with a specialisation in applied economics and or political economy. A willingness to engage in empirical research is essential. The project will provide the opportunity to work with newly collected data on local television in the US and to study how differential exposure to media affect police behaviour, crime reporting, and individual perceptions about crime, among other topics. The candidate will have the opportunity to be at the frontier of the empirical research on these topics and to gain experience with text analysis and causal inference techniques.
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  • Project Title
    • An MRI study of treatment effects in ADHD
  • Principal Investigator
    • Professor Jane McGrath
  • Initial Requirements
    • Please send a copy of your CV/resume and a short statement on why you want to undertake this PhD project under this supervision. You should also include some information on your relevant experience (if any) of child mental health, neuroimaging, computational modelling, machine learning, or other topicrelated to the project.
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  • Project Title
    • The genomic legacy of interbreeding between humans and Neanderthals
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr. Russell McLaughlin
  • Initial Requirements
    • Please send a copy of your CV/resume and a short statement (1 page max) on why you want to undertake this PhD project under this supervision. You should also include some information on your relevant experience (if any) of computer programming and/or working with large datasets, including genetic data such as next-generation sequencing or GWAS data.
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  • Project Title
    • Deskilling among ‘new’ EU migrants in Dublin
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr. Elaine Moriarty 
  • Initial Requirements
    • Please send a copy of your CV/resume, a short statement on why you want to undertake this PhD project. For full particulars of candidate requirements, email the PI.
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  • Project Title
    • Climate (in)Justice in Practice? Examining the relationship between changing climates, community based adaptative responses and gender relations
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr. Susan Murphy
  • Initial Requirements
    • Please send a copy of your CV/resume and a short statement on why you want to undertake this PhD project under this supervision. You should also include some information on your relevant experience (if any) of Climate Justice related to the project.
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  • Project Title
    • Buying time and saving switchers: a new twist on antigenic variation 
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr. Derek Nolan
  • Initial Requirements
    • You should have a primary degree in biochemistry/molecular biology/microbiology or a related discipline. Please send a copy of your CV/resume and a short statement on why this particular PhD project interests you.
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  • Project Title
    • Experiments in Digital Screen Culture: from Avant-Garde Film to Augmented Reality
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr. Jennifer O'Meara
  • Initial Requirements
    • Please send a copy of your CV/resume and a short statement on why you want to undertake this PhD project under this supervision.You should also include some information on your relevant experience (if any) of topics related to the project, such as your previous studies of digital media or experimental film.
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  • Project Title
    • Accelerating Relativistic Simulations of Neutron-Star Accretion with GPUs
  • Principal Investigator
    • Professor Kyle Parfrey
  • Initial Requirements
    • Please send a copy of your CV/resume and a short statement on why you want to undertake this PhD project. You should also include some information on your relevant experience (if any) of theoretical or computational astrophysics, high-performance computing, or GPU programming.
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  • Project Title
    • Appraising the prevention and deterrence of cybercrime in Ireland through the law
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr. Maria Grazia Porcedda
  • Initial Requirements
    • Please send a copy of your CV/resume and a short statement on why you want to undertake this PhD project under her supervision. You should also include some information on your relevant experience (if any) of cybercrime prevention and/or deterrence related to the project.
      Please also include a research proposal on the topic of prevention and deterrence of cybercrime in Ireland through the law. The proposal should outline the project that you wish to pursue in your PhD dissertation. The proposal should: (i) formulate a research question; (ii) show command of the state of the art in the field (with references to the literature); (iii) show an understanding of research methodology within the law; (iv) feature a short bibliography. If appropriate, the proposal could also include the theory or hypothesis to be examined. The proposal must be written in English and must be no longer than 2500 words (including footnotes, references and bibliography). The proposal can approach the subject from different legal angles, including but not limited to administrative, criminal, EU, International and private law. Where justified and as long as Ireland is one of the jurisdictions to be analysed, comparative law analyses are also welcome.
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  • Project Title
    • The Radical Left, The Avant-Garde, and the Rise of Dictatorship in Interwar Europe
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr. Molly Pucci
  • Initial Requirements
    • Applications for the award should include a personal statement, research proposal (max. 5 pages), curriculum vitae, transcripts of degree results, and two academic references. Prospective students should send these documents to Eilís Dunne at pghishum@tcd.ie by the deadline on 15 May 2021. The successful candidate will then make a formal application to TCD via the my.tcd.ie portal and be issued with a formal offer in the same manner as other incoming PhD students.
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  • Project Title
    • Exploring the role of deliberative democracy for corporate sustainability 
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr. Maximilian J.L. Schormair
  • Initial Requirements
    • Please send a copy of your CV/resume and a short (500 words) statement on why you want to undertake this PhD project under this supervision. You should also include some information on your relevant experience (if any) of deliberative democracy, corporate sustainability as well as qualitative research methods (such as, gathering and analysing interview data or ethnographic approaches, e.g., participant observation) related to the project.
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  • Project Title
    • Determining the impact of mush dynamics on the style of volcanic eruptions at the active Campi Flegrei caldera, Italy
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr. Michael Stock
  • Initial Requirements
    • Please send a copy of your CV/resume and a short statement on why you want to undertake this PhD project. You should also include some information on your relevant experience (if any) of mush dynamics related to the project”. 
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  • Project Title
    • A Visual History of Earth System Models from 1972 to Present
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr. Timothy Stott
  • Initial Requirements
    • Applications for the award must include a personal statement with a research proposal (max. 5 pages), a curriculum vitae with educational history, transcripts of degree results, and two academic references. Prospective students will need to send these documents to Eilís Dunne at pghishum@tcd.ie by 4pm on Wednesday 31 March 2021. The successful candidate will then make a formal application to TCD via the my.tcd.ie portal and be issued with a formal offer in the same manner as other incoming PhD students. 
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  • Project Title
    • Solving the issue of poor drug solubility: green synthesis of ionic liquid-based pharmaceutical materials
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr. Lidia Tajber 
  • Initial Requirements
    • Please send a copy of your CV/resume and a short statement on why you want to undertake this PhD project under this supervision. You should also include some information on your relevant experience (if any) of pharmaceutical material science and formulation, mechanochemistry and/or techniques related to the project.
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  • Project Title
    • Alexander the Great and the Language of Elite Power in the Hellenistic and Roman Worlds
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr. Shane Wallace
  • Initial Requirements
    • Applications for the award must include a personal statement with a research proposal (max. 5 pages), a curriculum vitae with educational history, transcripts of degree results, and two academic references. Prospective students will need to send these documents to Eilís Dunne at pghishum@tcd.ie by the deadline on May 1st 2021. The successful candidate will then make a formal application to TCD via the my.tcd.ie portal and be issued with a formal offer in the same manner as other incoming PhD students. 
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  • Project Title
    • Improving Clinical Trials for Oropharyngeal Dysphagia in Parkinson’s Disease – The COS-ODiPD Study 
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr. Margaret Walshe
  • Initial Requirements
    • Please send a copy of your CV/resume and a short statement on why you want to undertake this PhD project under Dr Walshe’s supervision. You should also include some information on your relevant experience (if any) of dysphagia researchrelated to the project.
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  • Project Title
    • Oral health and cognitive decline in older Irish adults
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr. Lewis Winning 
  • Initial Requirements
    • Please send a copy of your CV/resume and a short statement on why you want to undertake this PhD project under his supervision. You should also include some information on your relevant experience (if any) of dental / epidemiological type research.
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  • Project Title
    • Deciphering the Babylonian poetic line
  • Principal Investigator
    • Dr. Martin Worthington
  • Initial Requirements
    • Please send:
      • your academic CV
      • the names and contact details of up to three academic referees whom the PI may ask for a confidential assessment of your suitability for the project
      • a short statement on your competence and experience in Babylonian/Assyrian language and philology (half a page of A4)
      • a short statement on why you are interested in this doctoral project (half a page of A4)
      • a piece of academic written work (e.g. an Undergraduate or Master’s essay) – quality more important than length
      • any other relevant information
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