• QS subject rankings are published today.
• Nursing, Law, Agriculture and Forestry, Anatomy and Physiology all ranked first in Ireland.

The first Irish study of those who have been stalked and/or harassed is published today (Tuesday 21 March) and reveals the social, financial and psychological impact upon those who experienced it, while urging a number of recommendations.

• Dr Paul K. Whelton was recognised for outstanding achievements in his research studies on blood pressure and cardiovascular diseases.
• Taoiseach Leo Varadkar TD presented the award at event in Washington DC.

• ‘Redesigning the Post-Industrial City’ (RePIC) is a joint master’s programme for those interested in reconceptualising the civic, cultural, and social fabric of post-industrial cities.
• The programme will deliver cross-disciplinary research and teaching with insights from leading European academics and cultural partners as part of the UNIC European University Alliance.
• UCC will collaborate with Cork City Council and local civic, arts, and cultural organisations to bring contemporary urban challenges and solutions to life.
• RePIC students will live and study in up to three universities over two years.

• Four women founders awarded €3.27m from Enterprise Ireland.
• The MedTech start-up prospects are shaping the future of healthcare.
• Women-led start-ups are pushing the bar higher each year according to new report.

• Four women founders awarded €3.27m from Enterprise Ireland.
• The MedTech start-ups are shaping the future of healthcare.
• Women-led start-ups are pushing the bar higher each year according to new report.

• UCC Innovation launches digital badge in Innovation and Intellectual Property (IP) – the first of its kind in Ireland.
• Pilot course geared towards postgraduate students, researchers and staff in the UCC College of Science, Engineering and Food Science.
• Course aims to empower and educate researchers to be more informed about the opportunities around University IP.

• UCC Professor of Quantum Physics awarded prestigious Buckley Prize in US ceremony last night.
• Prof. Seamus Davis’ award recognises ground-breaking work on quantum telescope.
• Quantum science is the next great step in computing, Davis predicts.

• Tree Explorer project at UCC arboretum to go nationwide in partnership with Coillte, OPW, and Tree Council of Ireland.
• Four UCC projects awarded a combined €451,000 in the Science Foundation Ireland Discover Programme.
• Research projects will focus on improving diversity and inclusion in STEM education for less-represented voices and groups.