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Key Facts

UCC's economic impact amounts to approximately €800 million annually

UCC's 24,000 students and staff in Cork city supports over 3,000 jobs in the local economy

Since 2013, UCC has signed 365 new industry research contracts and co-authored 364 publications with 100 corporations

Over 4,300 students across 90% of our undergraduate programmes participated in work-based, clinical and international placements in 2017

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UCC News & Views

From left to right: Sean Griffin, CTO of CergenX; Geraldine Boylan, CSO CergenX and INFANT Director; and Jason Mowles, CEO, CergenX.

Newborn brain screener awarded €6.7 million funding

• Newborn Brain Screener awarded €6.7m to develop a platform to detect abnormal brain activity in infants soon after birth.• The technology screens all newborns for signs of brain injury in less than 15 minutes• Early detection and intervention are critical for improved outcomes and quality of life.

Greater ambition on climate action needed at COP28 – Mary Robinson

• Former Irish President and Chair of The Elders Mary Robinson warns world leaders to show more ambition on the eve of COP28 summit. • Ireland not on track to meet carbon budget targets • Mrs Robinson makes comments ahead of appearance at Sustainable Futures Forum in UCC.

Dr Mohamad Saab, Senior Lecturer and Director of Graduate Studies at the School of Nursing and Midwifery UCC, who lead this research.

Virtual reality gaming promotes men’s health

Virtual reality game aims to increase men’s awareness of testicular diseases. This is the first time virtual reality gaming has been used to promote men’s health. The study was conducted in collaboration with nine GAA clubs in Ireland.

Dr Marie Aronsson-Storrier, Niamh Guiry, Dr Archishman Bose, Claudia Hihetah, Dearbhla Richardson, and Dr Kian Mintz-Woo, members of UCC's COP28 delegation. Picture: Michael McSweeney/Provision

University College Cork to send student and researcher delegation to COP 28

University College Cork (UCC) is sending a delegation of students, academics, and researchers to the upcoming COP 28 global summit in Expo City, Dubai.

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