A new photographic portrait of 50 women leaders in Ireland, featuring UCC palaeontologist Professor Maria McNamara, has been unveiled at Trinity College Dublin.

We were delighted to welcome Richard Allan OBE to UCC recently for special seminar on the challenges and opportunities of combatting malaria in the 21st century. Richard Allan is a world-leading authority on delivering public health and biologically rational vector control services during humanitarian crises.

Professor Alix McCollam’s inaugural professorial lecture took place at UCC on 27 March. Alix's captivating talk delved into the fascinating realm of Quantum Materials at ultra-low temperatures and high magnetic fields.

Declan O’Donovan, Animal Care Manager  at  Fota Wildlife Park, was among the graduates conferred with a PhD recently. Declan’s commitment to wildlife conservation extends beyond borders, reflecting his wide-ranging experience in Ireland and abroad.

UCC recently hosted the highly anticipated GLACIATION project event. This hybrid gathering united experts, researchers, and industry leaders from across Europe to explore the intricate relationship between advancing Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies and safeguarding personal privacy. 

A groundbreaking study by an international team of astrophysicists has uncovered a stunning cosmic phenomenon – co-moving stars thought to be identical to their “twins” have differences. 

A new community of citizen palaeontologists are uncovering lessons for our future from Earth’s deep past.

UCC is leading a new, multi-partner European consortium to address the hidden problem of Micronutrient Deficiencies in Europe.

In a historic gathering at UCC, Irish palaeontologists have come together for the first time to establish the "Irish Palaeo Forum," marking a significant milestone in the country's scientific landscape.

Dairygold Co-operative Society has awarded two undergraduate bursaries to students undertaking the Bachelor of Agricultural Science degree at UCC.