A world-first study shows that AI-generated writing continues to display distinct stylistic patterns that sets it apart from human prose.

A new study lead by UCC palaeontologists discovered that frogs have conserved their ecology in the last 45 million years.

The two-day national event, taking place January 29–30, 2026, will feature some of the most influential voices in Irish broadcasting, both past and present.

University College Cork (UCC) researchers have called for routine screening for iron deficiency in pregnant women, following new research that shows that iron deficiency in early pregnancy, even without anaemia, may be associated with lower language and motor development scores in children at two years of age.

A major project has received significant European Union (EU) funding to investigate how commercial cattle farming first emerged in Europe, setting in motion economic, social and environmental shifts that shaped the continent from the medieval period to the modern era.

University College Cork (UCC) is today ranked the second most sustainable university in the world, according to an assessment of 1,745 universities from 105 different countries around the world.

A first of its kind cross-European partnership, aiming to strengthen collaboration in research management, administration and policy, took place on 24th- 28th November across institutions in Cork and Dublin.

University College Cork (UCC) marks a significant milestone in its ongoing commitment to a sustainable future with the official launch of the Sustainability Institute.

Tyndall National Institute is proud to announce that Dr Sanathana Konugolu Venkata Sekar has been elected a Fellow Member of Optica, one of the highest honours in the global optics and photonics community.

The Irish Universities Association (IUA) today held its annual Three Minute Thesis National Final. Competing for the national prize were seven PhD researchers, each the winner of their individual university competitions held throughout the year.