Applications are invited from EU candidates for PhD positions under the graduate education programme (GREP) of the Irish Research Council for Science, Engineering and Technology (IRCSET). Most studentships commence 1st Oct 2009. Late applications from EU candidates continue to be accepted.
There are 3-4 studentships available funded from IRCSET. They fund student stipend (€16,000), fees, some lab consumables (up to 5K per year), and a good travel budget to allow the student to get work experience abroad and industrial work experience in a company at home or abroad. One additional studentship is currently available funded through SFI. Interested candidates, having reviewed the list of 2009 projects, should email (bioinfo@ucd.ie) complete applications in one single PDF format document with the following:
1. Completed application form
2. A curriculum vitae detailing any other information in support of their application
3. 1 scanned passport sized photo
4. TOEFL or IELTS report (if applicable)
Aim : The aim of this PhD programme is to give students a strong interdisciplinary training, with both numerate (e.g. mathematics, statistics) and biological (e.g. experimental laboratory work) research experience, and joint supervision from different disciplines.
Who can Apply: This programme will suit students who are fascinated by the developments in modern biology, and are interested in the opportunities for applying rigorous mathematical, statistical and computational approaches to answering key questions in biology and medicine
Projects:There are both collaborative projects between experimental ('wet') and computational ('dry') supervisors where the student will have exposure to both, and other projects primarily focussed on computational analysis
View Original Notification @ http://bioinformatics.ucd.ie/PhD/
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