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The Maynooth University Hamilton Institute was founded in 2001 with support from Science Foundation Ireland (SFI), and is the University's flagship centre for interdisciplinary mathematics, communications and computational research. Its aim is to bring together excellent researchers from both Maynooth and external partners, and be recognised as an international centre of excellence for research in domains related to artificial intelligence, communications, networks and computation.

This is an initial call for affiliate membership to academic staff members of Maynooth University. The sole criterion at this point is a research interest in one or more of the Hamilton areas of research. Additional membership criteria may be added over time.

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Affiliate members of the Hamilton Institute are invited to engage with the Institute’s research capacity building activities; will receive regular communications on all Institute events; will be listed on the Hamilton website under ‘People’; and will be entitled to use the title ‘member of MU Hamilton Institute’ on academic publications and RIS research profiles. Additional benefits may be added over time.

Members can also propose to apply for external research funding in partnership with the Hamilton Institute and/or as part of a Hamilton-led interdisciplinary team of applicants, in consultation with the Institute Director, Prof. Andrew Parnell.

If you wish to become a MU Hamilton Institute Member please complete the Hamilton Institute membership form and email to [email protected].

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