The Department of Process and Chemical Engineering at University College Cork, Ireland has been named winner of the Institute of Chemical Engineering Sustainability Teaching Award. 

Over 30 students and graduates from UCC were presented with post-doctoral fellowships, travelling studentships and other awards at the last NUI Awards awards presentation.

A book celebrating University College Cork’s proud tradition of teaching and research in food and dairy science has been launched.

A Cork-based charity is launching a major campaign to fund-raise for a ground-breaking research project which is hoped to lead to the development of a novel treatment for the blood cancer, leukaemia.

University College Cork has named Professor Thia Hennessy as the new Head of the University’s Department of Food Business and Development.

An exhibition showcasing work produced by teenagers living in direct provision centres in Cork will be unveiled at The Glucksman tomorrow (February 18). 

Cultural records and perceptions of a landscape dating back 300 years could shape conservation efforts in woodland areas, according to research by scientists at the University of York and UCC. 

The role of human-induced climate change on recent extreme weather events in Ireland and across the globe will be explored at a UCC talk next week. 

Simon Coveney, Minister for Housing, Planning, Community and Local Government today (February 24) sought the views of students and planning experts on the preparation of a strategic planning and development framework for Ireland between now and 2040 at the Planning Conference, held in the Glucksman Gallery, UCC.

Dr David McNulty, a postdoctoral researcher at UCC, is one of just three people from Ireland selected to participate in the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting in Lindau in June.