Professor Barry O’Sullivan, a leading University College Cork (UCC) professor in artificial intelligence (AI) research, has been appointed as a founding co-editor of a new unique journal for the rapid publication of impactful, concise, and timely communications in AI.
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First of Its Kind Journal Facilitates Rapid Publication of AI Research
11 Aug 2025
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Early Steps in Machine Learning at UCC’s School of Chemistry
07 Aug 2025
The School of Chemistry at University College Cork (UCC) recently hosted a mini-symposium titled “Machine Learning, Computation and Chemistry”, marking a significant milestone in the integration of artificial intelligence into chemical research and education.
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Farmers to benefit as UCC researchers develop cost-effective new ammonia sensor
06 Aug 2025
Researchers at University College Cork (UCC) have developed a groundbreaking new sensor that significantly advances the detection of ammonia pollution in real-time.
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A new Triassic “wonder reptile” challenges ideas of skin and feather evolution
24 Jul 2025
An international team of researchers including palaeontologists at University College Cork (UCC) have discovered a new species of fossil reptile from the Triassic period that had a large crest made of complex plume-like structures - long before modern-type feathers evolved.
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NetApp Internship Programme
21 Jul 2025
The NetApp Intern Programme serves as a pivotal platform for nurturing entry-level talent by providing invaluable real-world career experiences, project support, and fostering a robust talent pipeline for entry-level positions.
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UCC researchers recognised for excellence in sustainable research laboratory spaces
16 Jul 2025
In partnership with Impact Laboratories and My Green Lab, Research Ireland’s Sustainable Laboratory Certification Pilot Programme was launched in October 2023, with the aim of bringing excellence in sustainable research practices into Irish laboratories.
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UCC researchers receive €3m in funding from MSCA programme to train the next generation of early-career researchers
03 Jul 2025
University College Cork (UCC) researchers will lead a major European-wide project aimed at embedding circular approaches into future electronic products and will partner in five other cutting-edge projects to receive a combined €3m funding under the 2024 HORIZON Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Doctoral Networks programme.
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Europe Needs Simpler Rules to Boost Business Growth and Global Competitiveness
03 Jul 2025
EU Commissioner Michael McGrath Joins STEM South West at UCC for High-Level Dialogue on Economic Uncertainty, Democracy & Ireland’s Regional Future.
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SOILRES project launches to revive Europe's soils and future-proof farming
02 Jul 2025
University College Cork (UCC) is part of a European Consortium led by Aarhus University to develop innovative solutions to restore soil health and boost climate resilience in agriculture.
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60% of Pregnant Women in Irish Study Show Signs of Iodine Deficiency, UCC Research Finds
01 Jul 2025
A new study by researchers at University College Cork (UCC), Ireland found that 60% of pregnant women had suboptimal iodine status, highlighting a need for increased nutritional awareness to support maternal and child health.
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