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AI For Business Leaders: Ethics, Regulation and Business Value

Join Professors Barry O' Sullivan, Nessa Lynch and Ciara Heavin for a comprehensive business briefing on AI for business leaders on Tuesday 4 November 2025, 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM, in the Western Gateway Building, UCC.

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An ambitious programme of research prioritisation coupled with an innovative academic recruitment strategy across ten indicative areas of strategic importance

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Showcasing the companies that have emerged from UCC Innovation over the years, illustrating a diverse range of technologies across a wide variety of areas.

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Photo (L-R): Professor Mark Tangney, POI-2 Grant Holder at Cancer Research @UCC, Deirdre Stuart, Secretary of Cork University Foundation, Professor Roisin Connolly, Director of Cancer Research @UCC. Image credit: UCCTV

New €28M national strategic partnership to enhance the diagnosis and treatment of cancer patients

Researchers at University College Cork (UCC) will partner with a consortium of Irish Universities, charities and international companies in a unique strategic partnership aiming to deliver next generation cancer care in Ireland.

Main Photo (L-R): Professor Orla Lynch (Dean of Graduate Studies) and Áine Gorman (Three Minute Thesis Winner 2025).

UCC celebrates excellence in postgraduate research at Three Minute Thesis final 2025

UCC’s Dean of Doctoral Studies hosted the final of the University’s 2025 Three Minute Thesis competition, an event highlighting excellence in postgraduate research across the university.

Main Photo (L-R): Professor Orla Lynch (Dean of Graduate Studies) and Áine Gorman (Three Minute Thesis Winner 2025).

UCC celebrates excellence in postgraduate research at Three Minute Thesis final 2025

UCC’s Dean of Doctoral Studies hosted the final of the University’s 2025 Three Minute Thesis competition, an event highlighting excellence in postgraduate research across the university.

Professor Noel Caplice, ProVascTec Chief Scientific Officer and Chair of Cardiovascular Sciences at UCC. Picture: Tomas Tyner, UCC.

UCC spin-out awarded €2.5million to advance blood flow treatment product

A new product designed to restore blood flow to the extremities following an arterial blockage has been awarded a €2.5 million research grant from the recent round of Enterprise Ireland Disruptive Technologies Innovation Fund (DTIF).

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