Members of the Centre for Research into Atmospheric Chemistry (CRAC) contributed to Cork's (and Ireland's) second Clean Air Day.

Artificial Intelligence can be used to make drug production more efficient, economical, and sustainable, according to the international research team behind a groundbreaking new collaboration.

The Centre for Research into Atmospheric Chemistry (CRAC) was a hive of activity this summer, hosting visitors from several European countries at its atmospheric simulation chamber facility.

A dedicated mini-symposium on Green Chemistry Education was organised by Dr Gillian Collins in collaboration with Beyond Benign as part of the 9^th EuChemS Chemistry Congress in Dublin.

€2.9 million in funding has been awarded to UCC early career researchers in SFI-IRC Pathway Programme awards. Among the recipients was School of Chemistry lecturer Dr David Jones.

It is with great sadness that we share the loss of our great friend and long-term colleague, Prof. Jeremy Glennon.

Congratulations to our MSc and PhD students whose conferring ceremonies took place on Friday the 28th of June, and our best wishes to them in their future endeavours.

The School of Chemistry is excited to announce the launch of a new Masters by Research (MRes) in Sustainable Materials and the Environment for the academic year 2024/2025.

Keith O'Shaughnessy was named as the Enterprise and Public Engagement Champion of the Year by the Science Foundation Ireland's Research Centre for Pharmaceuticals, SSPC.

Congratulations to our third-year students Conor Goggin (Chemistry) and Kim Keohane (Chemistry with Forensic Science) who were awarded summer research bursaries from the Royal Society of Chemistry.