This morning (29.08.2022) Minister Simon Harris, Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science announced an investment of €28.5 million across 53 research projects to support Ireland’s emerging research talent.
We are delighted that five of our next generation researchers at DIAS have had their projects funded under this programme:
Awardee
Proposal Title
Dr Florian le Pape
Seismo-acoustic sensing of the changing North Atlantic Ocean and climate
Dr Donna Rodgers-Lee
Energetic particles: from embedded to exposed exoplanets
Dr Patrick Kavanagh
Probing the evolution of cosmic dust in the iconic supernova SN1987A and extragalactic young stellar objects with the James Webb Space Telescope
Dr Silvia Nagy
A complete double copy dictionary and its applications
Dr Venus Keus
MOREHIGGS: Measuring Observables to Refine Extensions of the HIGGs Sector
The projects are funded through the SFI-IRC Pathway programme, a new collaborative initiative between Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) and the Irish Research Council (IRC) to support early career research across all disciplines and to encourage interdisciplinary approaches. Full information can be found here.
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Five DIAS researchers secure SFI-IRC Pathways funding for their work
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Last Updated: 1st August 2023 by Michelle Tobin
This morning (29.08.2022) Minister Simon Harris, Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science announced an investment of €28.5 million across 53 research projects to support Ireland’s emerging research talent.
We are delighted that five of our next generation researchers at DIAS have had their projects funded under this programme:
The projects are funded through the SFI-IRC Pathway programme, a new collaborative initiative between Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) and the Irish Research Council (IRC) to support early career research across all disciplines and to encourage interdisciplinary approaches. Full information can be found here.
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