University College Cork (UCC) has joined the In-service Aircraft for a Global Observing System (IAGOS) research infrastructure, marking a significant step in strengthening Ireland's contribution to international atmospheric and climate research.

University College Cork (UCC) hosted the IFToMM 11th International Summer School on Screw-Theory Based Methods in Robotics (Summer Screws 2026) and the Ball's Screw Theory Sesquicentenary Celebration Day from 19-25 July 2026, chaired by Professor Guangbo Hao.

University College Cork (UCC) continued to play a role in Ireland’s EU Presidency as a reception was held this week to mark the Informal Meeting of European Union (EU) Fisheries Ministers. 

The MaREI centre for energy, climate and marine, has successfully completed its 13-year funded research programme that was coordinated by the Sustainability Institute at UCC in collaboration with 12 other academic institutions and strongly supported by Research Ireland.

A University College Cork (UCC) researcher has contributed to the study of a rare Greenland shark that stranded on Ireland's west coast, providing scientists with a unique opportunity to learn more about one of the longest-living vertebrates on Earth.

Researchers, policymakers, industry representatives and community stakeholders gathered at University College Cork (UCC) on 30 June for a workshop examining the role of nature-based solutions in restoring coastal ecosystems and building climate resilience.

University College Cork (UCC) recently welcomed more than 150 marine biologists from around the world for the World Jellyfish Blooms Conference, a major international gathering focused on advancing our understanding of jellyfish and their role in marine ecosystems.

Representatives of civil society, academia, and public authorities gathered at University College Cork (UCC) for the conference Civil society driving the EU sustainability agenda, organised by the European Economic and Social Committee’s (EESC) Civil Society Organisations’ Group.