University College Cork researchers feature prominently in the 2024 Clarivate Highly Cited Researcher List.

• Journey from science to the arts celebrated as Derry Girls star Siobhan McSweeney is honoured by alma mater.
• Other recipients of UCC alumni awards include the Provost of Trinity College Dublin Dr Linda Doyle.

University College Cork (UCC) and the Irish Examiner have partnered to develop a special election podcast series.

Election Watch recorded in UCC’s 98.35FM radio studio, features UCC students and academics, with the podcast hosted by Irish Examiner columnist Mick Clifford.

Each episode will be published every Wednesday during the election campaign and will tackle a different question.

Students and researchers from University College Cork (UCC) will again attend the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change’s Conference of the Parties (COP) when the 29^th edition of the summit takes place in Baku, Azerbaijan this week.

From fossils of the distant past, to far-flung galaxies and the power of regeneration, University College Cork (UCC) will host activities for all ages and interests this Science Week.

Early-stage researchers at University College Cork (UCC) have received over €4.6m in research funding in the 2024 Government of Ireland (GOI) Postdoctoral Fellowship and Government of Ireland Postgraduate Scholarship awards.

Anne O’Leary, Head of Meta Ireland, and President of IBEC, the Irish Business and Employers Confederation, was today conferred with an Honorary Doctorate by University College Cork (UCC) for her services to business and technology, her charitable works, and for advancing the position of women in the workplace.

• Dr Joanna Wharton receives prestigious €590,262 Taighde Éireann - Research Ireland Pathway Programme award.
• LINC project offers new perspectives on pre-electrical telegraphic cultures, during the period 1794-1850.
• The project contributes to a historically informed debate on the legacies of surveillance, secrecy, and technological acceleration.

“Irish Universities can and must be much better at engaging with business” states Sean O’Driscoll, one of Ireland’s business leaders, and chair of the Governing Authority of University College Cork (UCC).

Two women led start-ups at University College Cork (UCC) have received funding to translate their research into innovative companies that will benefit human health globally. The start-ups will drive advances in women’s health, and skin health.