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Latest News
08 Aug 2025
Professor Colm O’Dwyer named Fellow of The Electrochemical Society
School of Chemistry Professor Colm O’Dwyer was honoured for outstanding contributions to materials chemistry leading to innovations in solid state devices and electrochemical energy storage technology.
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06 Aug 2025
Farmers to benefit as UCC researchers develop cost-effective new ammonia sensor
Researchers at University College Cork (UCC) have developed a groundbreaking new sensor that significantly advances the detection of ammonia pollution in real-time.
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28 Jul 2025
UCC researcher named among Fulbright Irish Awardees
A University College Cork (UCC) researcher has been announced among the Fulbright Irish Awardees for 2025-2026. Dr Lisa Kiely MD is a Dermatology Specialist Registrar and an Irish Clinical Academic Training (ICAT) Fellow at the INFANT Research Centre at UCC.
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24 Jul 2025
New study highlights challenges of decentralised clinical trials for patients and researchers
Research highlights how the shift to remote, technology-mediated trials is reshaping how research staff coordinate and deliver trials. The study reveals concerns about how remote trials are changing how staff support and engage with patients, raising questions about impact on the overall experience, connection and care.
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