Congratulations to Nabeel Riza, Chair of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, UCC who has been elected a Fellow of Asia-Pacific Artificial Intelligence Academy (AAIA).

Academics from the School of Mathematical Sciences are educating a new generation of STEM leaders in the African country of Senegal. 

Congratulations to Mary McCarthy-Buckley who after 30 years has retired as Manager of UCC's Food Industry Training Unit (FITU).

UCC and Fota Wildlife Park are collaborating to support two full-time research projects around animal conservation, enrichment, and welfare, co-funded by the Irish Research Council Enterprise Partnership Scheme.

A landmark new nationally-coordinated initiative spearheaded by UCC is bringing together higher education and multiple industry and enterprise partners to drive climate action and environmental sustainability through new educational programmes.

Field Course season returned to the School of BEES this year and students from Applied Plant Biology travelled around Ireland discovering new and exciting sustainability practices that will inform and enrich their study.

UCC’s Professor Barry O’Sullivan has been announced as a Fellow of the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence - and the first ever elected from an Irish University.

Two distinguished speakers recently presented to first-year Engineering students at UCC as part of the award-winning EE1007 Introduction to Electrical and Electronic Engineering module.The speakers were Young Scientist winner Robert Troy, a student from CBS Charleville, and John Holland, Director of Engineering at Qualcomm.

UCC research has discovered remarkable new evidence that pterosaurs, the flying relatives of dinosaurs, were able to control the colour of their feathers using melanin pigments.

Congratulations to the School of Chemistry team, 'Between a Walk and a Hard Pace', who are the overall winners of the UCC Marchathon 2022.