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THE PROCESS FELLOWSHIP PROGRAMME
PROCESS: Engineering Solutions for the Process Industry provides a unique training environment to its postdoctoral fellows, dedicated to cutting-edge research and to equipping experienced researchers with the skills and career development support needed to narrow current knowledge gaps within the advanced manufacturing and process engineering sectors, including pharmaceutical, dairy processing and Industry 4.0.
Up to 26 fellows will be based at the University of Limerick and hosted within its network of world-leading research and technology centres. During the two-year fellowship, PROCESS fellows will have the opportunity to expand their research networks and work side by side with experienced industry leaders during the mandatory industry secondment to partner SME and multi-national companies. Technical and transferable skills training is also a core component of the bespoke career development planning.
OUR RESEARCH
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Dec 04
Dec 04
Nov 22 2018
Programme details, information on supervisors and eligibility information is available in the Guide for Applicants. Visit the 'How to Apply' page on our website, www.process-cofund.eu, to access all call information.
Submissions must be made throught the SULIS portal. To register for SULIS, please complete the Applicant Registration Form on the PROCESS website to obtain a secure username and password.
Deadline for proposals is 4 March 2019 11.59h Irish Standard Time (IST).
Mar 04
Nov 07 2018
PROCESS Call 1 Closes 4 March 2019 at 11.59h Irish Standard Time
Applicants must use the templates provided on the PROCESS website. Applications that do not follow these templates will not be eligible.
Submissions must be made throught the SULIS portal. To register for SULIS, please complete the Applicant Registration Form on the PROCESS website to obtain a secure username and password.
Oct 01
Nov 07 2018
PROCESS is delighted to welcome its first cohort of fellows to the University of Limerick.
All fellowships start 1 Oct 2019 and include a PROCESS induction delivered by the PROCESS Project Manager.
