Congratulations to a number of postgraduate students on their Ph.D. and M.Sc. graduation today, and our best wishes to all of them in their future careers.

This week, 94 students graduate with BSc (Hons) degrees in Chemistry, Chemistry of Pharmaceutical Compounds, Chemistry with Forensic Science, Science (Chemistry) Education and Chemical Physics.

School of Chemistry staff member Prof. Justin Holmes has been honoured in the 2019 University Staff Recognition Awards Programme and the University Research Awards.

When it comes to climate action, sometimes you have to go to the fundamentals.

Cork will join 24 other capitals across Europe in celebrating research, with a series of free public events across the city on Friday 27 September.

New molecules, developed by researchers in University College Cork, have been shown to dramatically improve the effectiveness of existing antibiotics against several strains of infectious diseases and will help address the growing problem of antimicrobial resistance.

School of Chemistry MSc. Research student, Niamh O'Mahoney has been awarded a prestigious National University of Ireland (NUI) PhD scholarship. Niamh's research will focus on BARDS applications in the Pharmaceutical Industry, under the supervision of Dr. Dara Fitzpatrick.

Cities across Europe are aiming to make themselves more people-friendly and less car-centric in a bid to reduce emissions and air pollution and increase emission-free travel.

Lift a shell from the sand to your ear and everyone knows you can hear the sea. But listen carefully enough and you can hear shells in the sand too.

Officials have urged the government to put a stop to stoves in submissions to a consultation into the new air pollution programme.