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Pterosaur discovery solves ancient feather mystery
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UCC ranked in top 100 globally in Agriculture and Forestry
06 Apr 2022Four University College Cork (UCC) subjects, including Agriculture and Forestry, are today ranked in the top 100 globally in the latest edition of the QS World University Rankings by Subject. UCC is now ranked number one in Ireland in Agriculture and Forestry.
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Tom and Mary Cross Prize 2022
31 Mar 2022The Tom and Mary Cross Prize 2022 has been launched to promote the importance of research publications by Postdoctoral Fellows at BEES.
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International Day of Women and Girls in Science
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Dairygold bursaries awarded to BEES students
07 Feb 2022Dairygold Co-operative Society has awarded two undergraduate bursaries to students undertaking the Bachelor of Agricultural Science degree at University College Cork (UCC).
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Launch of the University College Cork Natural Collections website to share an extraordinary legacy
01 Feb 2022A cavy and opossum, unusual animals collected by Charles Darwin on his formative voyage aboard the HMS Beagle, are some of the items included in the University College Cork Natural Collections website
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New lecturer in palaeontology at BEES
27 Jan 2022Dr Chris Mays has joined BEES as a Lecturer in Palaeontology.
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BEES successfully renew its Athena SWAN accreditation
20 Jan 2022The School of Biological, Earth & Environmental Sciences (BEES), along with the School of Chemistry, has become one of the first two UCC Schools to successfully renew their Athena SWAN accreditation.
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A Big BEES Welcome to our BScESM students, recently arrived from China
20 Jan 2022The first group of Year 3 students studying the MUC-UCC dual degree, BSc Environmental Science with Environmental Management arrived in Cork on Friday, 14 January.
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New Research: Sponges can survive low oxygen and warming waters. They could be the main reef organisms in the future
20 Jan 2022Sponges are ancient marine animals, very common throughout the world’s oceans and seem less affected by ocean warming and acidification. New research from BEES shows they can also survive low levels of oxygen.
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UCC ranked as one of the most ‘sustainable universities’ in the world
15 Dec 2021An international ranking which examines sustainability practices in universities across the world, has ranked University College Cork (UCC) today at eight, the only Irish university to make the top 10 of the ‘greenest universities’ in the world. UCC was ranked at ninth, in the annual world ranking last year. -
Birds’ feeding habits are affected by their personality and self-control – new research
15 Dec 2021For a long while, it was assumed that only humans have personalities or can exercise self-control. Now, biologists are beginning to discover that birds and other wild animals share these traits with humans.
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BEES graduate wins national prize from the Geological Survey of Ireland
09 Dec 2021The Geological Survey of Ireland presents 2 annual prizes known as the Cunningham Awards to the 2 best final year geological mapping projects submitted within the Geoscience disciplines in the Irish Universities.
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Surviving seeds from Hiroshima to be planted in UCC
25 Nov 2021Amongst the only living things to survive the detonation of a nuclear bomb over Hiroshima in 1945 were 200-year-old trees, now their seeds will be planted in Ireland, with the eventual trees being made available to local communities across the country.
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BEES Prizegiving 2021
23 Nov 2021The School of BEES annual prizegiving ceremony took place (online) recently with awards presented across the School. Well done to all the recipients.
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New whale species discovered and to be named after Mātauranga Māori whale expert
27 Oct 2021New whale species discovered and to be named after Mātauranga Māori whale expert
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South Parish Tree Audit Launched
11 Oct 2021The report is a collaboration between the local community and BEES researchers and students.
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Vast area of Atlantic to be protected in effort to conserve seabird species
11 Oct 2021UCC research has contributed to this historic agreement
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The Coastal Atlas of Ireland
01 Sep 2021The Coastal Atlas of Ireland has been published with a significant contribution from BEES staff.
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Teagasc and UCC Host International Animal Welfare Science Conference
16 Aug 2021The 8th International Conference on the Assessment of Animal Welfare at Farm and Group Level (WAFL), and the first virtual WAFL, is taking place this week with over 350 delegates from 32 countries attending through its virtual platform.
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New Lecturer in Plant Science Appointed
24 Jun 2021Dr Harriet Hunt has joined BEES as a new Lecturer contributing to teaching and research in Plant Science.
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Vacancy: Lecturer in Palaeontology
22 Jun 20215-year fixed term Lecturer in Palaeontology at University College Cork, Ireland.
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Government extends funding for research programme to protect vital marine ecosystem
18 Jun 2021Latest funding of €1.6 million for the ObSERVE 2 Aerial survey project brings total investment of the ObSERVE Programme to €4.5 million
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New Research: The Irish quarry showing us life on Earth 360 million years ago
16 Jun 2021Cousins of the common woodlice were crawling around on Irish land as long as 360 million years ago according to new research from BEES.
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Vacancies: GEMS/Water
11 Jun 2021UNEP GEMS/Water Capacity Development Centre, based in the ERI, is looking for two full-time assistants, for six months each.
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The Irish lough that offers a window into the deep sea - New research from the UCC labs at Lough Hyne
10 Jun 2021International collaboration and a new publication mark an important agreement to continue monitoring of marine subtidal cliffs at this unique study site.
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UCC-led project to investigate impact of Asian hornet on ecosystem
31 May 2021Irish beekeepers are being called upon to take part in a research project following news that the Asian hornet has arrived in Ireland.
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Geoscience Information Evening
28 May 2021BEES are hosting an information evening on their new BSc Geoscience programme.
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A plant that can help clean farm waste? Unbe-leaf-able!
27 May 2021BEES researchers are developing innovative closed-loop systems to reduce the input of agricultural waste material into the environment. And it’s all thanks to one small but mighty plant – duckweed.
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World Curlew Day 2021
23 Apr 2021The LIVE Project celebrates World Curlew Day 2021
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UCC ranked as a global leader working towards a sustainable future
21 Apr 2021University College Cork (UCC) has today been ranked 8th in the world by the Times Higher Education (THE) Impact Rankings, placing it as Ireland’s leading university for its impact in working towards creating a sustainable future.
The evidence based THE Impact Rankings are the only global tables to assess universities against progress towards the 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), providing a total of 18 rankings, one for each SDG as well as an overall table.
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UCC’s plankton club launches a new educational website
14 Apr 2021This is an educational resource created by the Plankton club, a voluntary initiative in UCC which gives undergraduates the opportunity to engage in more hands-on lab and field work.
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Dairygold supports future agri-leaders at University College Cork
08 Apr 2021Agri-business company Dairygold has awarded two undergraduate bursaries to students undertaking the Bachelor of Agricultural Science degree at University College Cork (UCC).
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Vacancy: TEAGASC PhD Walsh Scholarship Opportunity
01 Apr 2021“Increased understanding of the role of N fertiliser in grass-white clover milk production systems”
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UCC Arboretum gets major funding for Tree Explorers
22 Mar 2021The BEES-based Tree Explorers project is to benefit from Science Foundation Ireland funding.
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UCC Ranked 57th in the World for Agriculture and Forestry
10 Mar 2021UCC climbs up elite global rankings to secure place as a world-leading institution for Agriculture and Forestry.
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Vacancy: Research Assistant (Technical)
03 Feb 2021A temporary, 10 month Research Assistant (Technical) position is available in the School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences at University College Cork.
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Minister Harris announces €28 million investment in iCRAG
01 Feb 2021Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, Simon Harris TD today announced an investment of €28 million in the iCRAG SFI Research Centre for Applied Geosciences hosted at University College Dublin. UCC is one of eight partner institutions that comprise iCRAG.
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Prof. Maria McNamara is awarded €2.5M ERC Consolidator Grant
25 Jan 2021BEES palaeontologist Prof. Maria McNamara has been awarded €2.5M in research funding by the European Research Council as part of its latest round of Consolidator Grant awards.
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New Lecturer in Environmental Science Appointed
15 Jan 2021Dr Andre Banning has joined BEES as a new Lecturer contributing to teaching and research in Environmental and Earth Sciences.
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Ben Latimer wins Cunningham Prize
15 Jan 2021A BEES graduate has won a national prize from the Geological Survey of Ireland
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Barn Owls given a helping hand thanks to BirdWatch Ireland nest box project
07 Jan 2021A Barn Owl nest box project has been initiated by BirdWatch Ireland Cork and West Cork branches to provide homes for one of the countries most iconic birds. The project is led by BEES PhD student Alan McCarthy.
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BEES zoo research group website launched
04 Jan 2021The BEES Zoo research group has a new website.
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UCC’s iconic tree collection receives international recognition
23 Nov 2020The iconic tree lined campus at University College Cork (UCC) has joined some of the leading arboreta in the world after being accredited by a prestigious global accrediting programme.
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BEES marks student achievements in online ceremony
20 Nov 2020The traditional BEES prizegiving ceremony made way for an online presentation of awards this year.
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‘Life on edge’: Irish cold water corals found thriving over 3,500m abyss
11 Nov 2020Cold water corals can survive in extreme conditions within Ireland’s largest submarine canyon on the Porcupine Bank, a new UCC study has found.
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Captive-bred salmon perform poorly in the wild and do not enhance wild populations
21 Oct 2020The deliberate introduction of captive-bred salmon into the wild is a common management response to natural or human-driven declines in salmon numbers.
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School of BEES launches new Strategic Plan
16 Oct 2020The School of BEES has launched its new strategic plan.
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Tiffany Slater wins award for outstanding poster
05 Oct 2020Tiffany Slater was awarded the Joe Wong Outstanding Poster Award for her presentation, Fossil feathers: testing their biochemical fidelity using a spectroscopic approach, at the 2020 SSRL/LCLS Users’ Conference. Well done Tiffany.
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Vacancy: Lectureship in Plant Science
26 Aug 2020UCC wishes to appoint an experienced academic to the role of Lecturer in Plant Science within the School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences.
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Research: New 'nanoplastics' could pose environmental risk
30 Jul 2020New research from the School of BEES shows that a small crustacean, called Gammarus duebeni is able to fragment microplastics into different shapes and sizes, including nanoplastics, in less than four days.
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Watch: COVID-19 and the environment
07 Jul 2020COVID-19 has had a a significant impact on the environment. These impacts are being explored through a series of webinars hosted by the Environmental Research Institute. Prof. Gerry Killeen and Dr Eoin Lettice have contributed to the series.
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New Research: Regulation of hypocotyl growth under different photoperiods
06 Jul 2020Plants are able to elongate their hypocotyls accordingly to day length duration. Here, we elucidate the molecular mechanism controlling this response.
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When COVID-19 surfaced, we felt we could provide some expertise in tracking the disease
05 Jul 2020Dr Jean O’Dwyer is a lecturer in Environmental Science at the School of BEES, and Principal Investigator in Environment and Health Research at the Environmental Research Institute. Here, she shares a little bit about her fascinating research and its impact.
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Professor Astrid Wingler, Head of Plant Science in the School of BEES, has been awarded a prestigious Fulbright Scholar Award.
12 Jun 2020The resilient Fulbright programme has served to strengthen international relations throughout turbulent times for over seventy years.
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Spectacular X-ray maps reveal internal organs of ancient beasts
10 Jun 2020A new study uses sophisticated particle accelerator X-ray maps to reveal the internal anatomy of fossils up to 280 millions of years old.
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Putting COVID-19 infections on the map
09 Jun 2020Minister for Business, Enterprise, and Innovation Heather Humphreys, TD has announced funding for CO/SMID - a Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) and University College Cork (UCC) project, which will track COVID-19 clusters based on geo-referenced data to more accurately predict future outbreaks and influence future interventions. The funding was awarded as part of a rapid research response funding call published jointly by Science Foundation Ireland, Enterprise Ireland and the IDA (SFI-EI-IDA).
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Marine Geology Wednesday Webinars
12 May 2020The UCC Marine Geology Research Group has launched a series of 'Wednesday Webinars' exploring topics like ice ages, deep sea corals and fossil plankton.
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VistaMilk PhD Scholarship
05 May 2020VistaMilk 009: Grassland agronomy practices to increase the persistence of white clover in grazed pasture
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VACANCY: Professor/Professor (Scale 2) of Agricultural Science
27 Apr 2020UCC and Teagasc wish to appoint an experienced academic to the role of Professor of Agricultural Science.
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BEES Zoo Research Group participates in Cork Lifelong Learning Festival
28 Feb 2020The BEES Zoo Research Group participates in the Cork Lifelong Learning Festival with an exhibit linked to ongoing research at Fota Wildlife Park.
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VACANCY: Lectureship in Environmental Science
27 Jan 2020UCC wishes to appoint an experienced academic to the role of Lecturer in Environmental Science within the School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences.
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BT Young Scientist Exhibition 2020
10 Jan 2020School of BEES researchers promoting STEM at the BT Young Scientist Exhibition at the RDS in Dublin with Deputy Micheal Martin TD.
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EMPSEB 26 to be held in Killarney
06 Nov 2019The European Meeting for PhD Students in Evolutionary Biology, EMPSEB, will hold its 26th annual meeting in Killarney from the 19th – 24th April 2020.
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Dairygold award Ag Science bursaries
04 Nov 2019Dairygold Co-operative Society has awarded two undergraduate bursaries to students of the new Agricultural Science degree programme at BEES.
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Agricultural Science Degree Programme
04 Nov 2019The Agricultural Science degree programme was launched at an event held at Teagasc Moorepark last week.
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Dual UCC-Minzu BSc launched
31 Oct 2019A Dual BSc in Environmental Science with Environmental Management has just been launched by the School of BEES, UCC and the University of Minzu, China.
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X-rays shed new light on Tully Monster mystery
31 Oct 2019UCC palaeontologists have discovered new evidence on what type of animal is the bizarre 300 million year old fossil known as the “Tully Monster”. The new findings show that the Tully Monster may not be a backboned animal as previously thought.
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BEES Prizegiving 2019
18 Oct 2019The School of BEES annual prizegiving ceremony took place recently with awards presented across the School.
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Dr Pat Meere wins UCC Leadership Award
18 Oct 2019BEES scientists and Head of the Discipline of Geology received a UCC Leadership Award at the recent UCC Staff Recognition Awards Ceremony.
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Tree Tour for Community Week
14 Oct 2019As part of University College Cork's Community Week, Dr Eoin Lettice led a tour of UCC's tree collection on its award-winning, green-flag campus.
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Culture Night 2019
13 Sep 2019Culture Night at BEES takes place on Friday 20th of September
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UCC scientists discover new way to reconstruct what extinct animals looked like
21 Aug 2019Scientists could be set to reveal the most accurate depictions of ancient vertebrates ever made after a world-first discovery at University College Cork (UCC).
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Study finds plastics at bottom of deep submarine canyon
29 Jul 2019It is no secret that the world’s oceans are swimming with plastic debris —but the reach of human plastic waste is as deep as 2125m, even 320km offshore, a UCC-led expedition has revealed.
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SEFS Teaching Awards 2019
23 Jul 2019Dr Jean O'Dwyer and Dr Ed Jarvis picked up SEFS teaching awards recently.
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Long-term population monitoring used to study Atlantic salmon evolution
13 Jun 2019Ronan O’Sullivan, a PhD student in the School of BEES, along with an international team of collaborators have published research examining how evolution may be measured in a free-living population of Atlantic salmon.
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VACANCY: Senior Demonstrator (BEES)
13 Jun 2019The School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences seeks a Senior Demonstrator to carry out teaching, administration and examination duties pertaining to first year Biology practicals within the School, and to run the School’s highly successful Transition Year Programme.
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Zoology: William C Campbell Scholarship
20 May 2019The Department of Education has established a third-level scholarship to honour Irish scientist and Nobel Prize winner Professor William C Campbell. The scholarship is open to those intending to study Zoology.
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VACANCY: Lectureship in Environmental Science
24 Apr 2019Permanent Whole Time Post. UCC wishes to appoint an experienced academic to the role of Lecturer in Environmental Science. Reporting to the Head of School, the appointee will be required to develop and teach modules as part of the undergraduate and postgraduate curricula in Environmental Science.
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Student Entrepreneur Awards
09 Apr 2019BEES 4th Year undergraduate Simon Jeggo has won an entrepreneur award for his fouth year project.
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VACANCY: Professor/ Professor (Scale 2) in Agricultural Science
26 Mar 2019The School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences, UCC & Moorepark Animal & Grassland Research and Innovation Centre (Teagasc)
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UV4Plants Workshop 2019
25 Mar 2019A workshop on UV-B and Climate Change; impacts on plants and vegetation will take place in Cork, Ireland on Monday, April 15th and Tuesday, Aprl 16th, 2019.
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“Ozone depletion is itself contributing to climate change” - UCC Professor co-authors latest UN report on the effects of ozone depletion
14 Mar 2019A new report from the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) has shown strong interactions between climate change and stratospheric ozone levels.
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Irish Lab Awards
08 Mar 2019The UCC Palaeobiology Group won the Best Start-up Lab award at the Irish Lab Awards in Dublin last night.
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VACANCY: Professor/ Professor (Scale 2) in Environmental Science
04 Mar 2019UCC wishes to appoint an experienced academic to the role Professor in Environmental Science within the School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences. (Permanent Whole Time Post).
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The Rhizosphere: measuring the zone of interaction
22 Feb 2019Dr Eoin Lettice has recently published a review paper addressing the challenges to measuring the spatial extent of the rhizosphere - the zone of interaction between plant roots and the soil.
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Ireland's Fossil Heritage: unlocking our secret past
14 Feb 2019A new UCC project aims to increase awareness of palaeontology and Ireland's fossils among schoolchildren and adults.
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Geoscience Open Day
13 Feb 2019The School of BEES at UCC is proud to announce a FREE Geoscience Open Day for second-level students on Saturday 23rd February.
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IAPB presents 'living fossil' Wollemia Pine to UCC
20 Dec 2018Dr Barbara Doyle Prestwich and Dr Eoin Lettice presented a Wollemia Pine specimen to University College Cork this week to mark the culmination of their leadership of the International Association for Plant Biotechnology (IAPB).
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Circadian regulation of plant growth
19 Dec 2018New paper from Plant Science at UCC.
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Alumni News - Dr Ewen Mullins appointed Head of Crop Science Department at Teagasc
17 Dec 2018Dr Mullins is a PhD graduate of Plant Science at UCC.
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School of BEES collects Athena SWAN award
07 Dec 2018The School of BEES was recently awarded a Bronze Athena SWAN award at an event held in Dublin.
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Ground Breaking Research into Ireland's Offshore Habitats and Species
28 Nov 2018The ObSERVE team announce the findings of three-year projects to study large areas of the Atlantic Margin, Celtic and Irish seas.
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Dr Kate Kiseeva elected to the Council of the European Association of Geochemistry
28 Nov 2018The European Association of Geochemistry (EAG) is a non-profit organisation aiming to promote geochemistry worldwide.
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BEES Delegation visits China
12 Nov 2018Prof. Andy Wheeler and Prof. Paul Giller have just returned from a successful visit to China where they visited a range of new and existing collaborative institutions.
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UCC Palaeobiologist Maria McNamara reveals what’s going to be on show during Science Week in Cork!
09 Nov 2018Science Week runs from 11th-18th November 2018.
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US Geological Survey Director visits BEES
24 Oct 2018The School of BEES was delighted to welcome Dr James F. Reilly, Director of the US Geological Survey to Cork recently.
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Cockles Project Meeting
24 Oct 2018Prof. Sarah Culloty and Dr. Sharon Lynch hosted a three day event recently (16th to 18th October) at the Beaufort-ERI and ERI Buildings (UCC) to facilitate interaction between stakeholders and the Cockles Project partners from five EU countries (Ireland, UK, France, Spain and Portugal).
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BEES Prizegiving Ceremony 2018
17 Oct 2018The BEES Prizegiving 2017 took place earlier this week at the School of Biological Earth and Environmental Sciences.
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Climate change occurring faster than birds can adapt
24 Jul 2019Climate change is occurring so rapidly that many animals may be unable to adapt, according to findings of an international study published in Nature Communications.
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Mob mentality rules jackdaw flocks
02 Oct 2019Jackdaws are more likely to join a mob to drive off predators if lots of their fellow birds are up for the fight, new research shows.
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Study: Do nature documentaries make a difference?
04 Oct 2019Nature documentaries raise species awareness and promote pro-conservation behaviours, but don't lead to donations to conservation charities, a new Irish study has revealed.
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Cork to host European Aquaculture Conference 2020
23 Oct 2019There is now a momentum in all types of food production towards a circular economy where we no longer regard waste as a problem to be disposed of, but instead look for ways to make it a reusable resource.
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Launch of the CAP4Nature website aims to make CAP funding work both for farmers and wildlife
23 Oct 2019Funding for biodiversity conservation in Ireland is primarily derived from the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP).
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ERI Professor receives €1m AXA Research Chair
07 May 2020ERI Professor receives €1m AXA Research Chair
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Special MSc project feature: Jeremiah Asumbere’s research into freshwater quality in Accra, Ghana.
21 May 2020The first run of our Postgraduate diploma in freshwater quality monitoring and assessment, 2017-2019 led some of the graduates to continue their studies and enter a final year to obtain an MSc. Thirteen students are currently carrying out research projects in their home countries on a wide range of projects.
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Two in five plant species are at risk of extinction
14 Oct 2020A new report on the satus of the world's plants has some sobering findings about what we're in danger of losing.
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UCC academics awarded two Medals of Excellence at Researcher of the Year Awards
09 Dec 2020Researchers from University College Cork have been presented with two of the four Medals of Excellence handed out at this year’s Irish Research Council ‘Researchers of the Year’ awards, announced today.
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UCC Research Projects Receive Prestigious European Backing
09 Dec 2020World-leading academics in science and engineering at University College Cork (UCC) have received prestigious European funding worth a combined total of €6.4m to support research into diverse topics such as animal evolution, how viruses impact gut bacteria, and ways to revolutionise surgery.
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Urgent action needed to protect dolphins and porpoises from bycatch in European waters
18 May 2021Urgent action needed to protect dolphins and porpoises from bycatch in European waters
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Ground-breaking international research determines role insects and deadwood play in carbon cycle
01 Sep 2021· Some 10.9 giga-tons of carbon are released from deadwood in forests worldwide annually - equivalent to roughly 115% of fossil fuel emissions
· 29% of the carbon that's released from forests is actually released through insect decomposition
· University College Cork President among global team conducting research at forests in countries across six continents, including Ireland.
An international research team, including University College Cork President Prof John O’Halloran, has determined the annual contribution made by deadwood to the global carbon cycle and quantified the importance of insects in the decomposition of wood for the first time.
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ERI researcher appointed Deputy Director of iCRAG
19 Nov 2021ERI researcher appointed Deputy Director of iCRAG
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UCC unveils new, free, Arboretum tours to celebrate National Tree Week
21 Mar 2022- New self-guided tour of UCC Arboretum is free to the public.
- Audio guide via app is in development.
- Free brochure developed following Science Foundation Ireland funding.