The colours of the skin of a 10 million year old Spanish snake have been discovered from its colourless fossil remains by scientists at University College Cork (UCC).

Would you like to know more about responsible forest harvesting, making computer programmes run faster, using probiotics to treat cancer, or about a brand new drug for treating cystic fibrosis?

University College Cork (UCC) scored top marks across the five core areas ranked in the world’s most comprehensive ranking system.

The Final of the UCC Entrepreneur of the Year takes place in the Boole Library Creative Zone at 4:30pm today (6^th April). 

UCC scientists have shown for the first time that gut bacteria have a direct physical effect on the brain.

Students from UCC's School of Medicine have reopened the College of Medicine and Health’s teddy bear hospital to diagnose and treat teddy bear patients with commonly used medical instruments and procedures.

When asked to think of meat-eating dinosaurs we usually conjure images of voracious predators chasing down helpless prey. 

Alternative ways of dealing with ‘madness’ will be explored in the context of the current bio-psychiatric approaches at University College Cork today, (Monday 18^th April).  

UCC Pharmacology lecturer, Dr Anne Moore, is one of three researchers in Ireland given a major award for her work in enhancing the body's immune system.

You’ve just confessed to cheating in your UCC summer exams, knowing you’ll be expelled…But you’re innocent. So why confess? Gillian Murphy of the PsychSlam Organising Committee at UCC explores the topic.