A breakthrough in Machine Learning has yielded scientific discovery in experimental studies of quantum matter, in research led by an Irish scientist. 

A major joint Irish and Welsh project will seek to unlock the cultural potential of ports of Dublin and Rosslare, and the Welsh ports of Holyhead, Fishguard and Pembroke Dock.

In celebration of the UN's World Environment Day today, this year themed Air Pollution, the Centre for Research into Atmospheric Chemistry (CRACLab) at UCC has selected five iconic images to raise awareness about air pollution among decision makers.

UCC Professor of Music, J. Griffith Rollefson, is set to launch the world's first academic journal of international hip hop music, culture, and politics later this week.

The occupiers of every house in the Cork towns of Rosscarbery and Baltimore in the late 1780s have been revealed in a survey of an extensive Munster landed estate published online for the first time.

Feathers arose 100 million years before birds, new research suggests, which changes how we look at dinosaurs, birds and pterosaurs, the flying reptiles.

Two teams from UCC and Tyndall National Institute have been selected as finalists for the SFI Future Innovator Prize, with each of the teams vying for €1 million in research funding.

IMI (Irish Management Institute) is now one of the top 50 executive education providers in the world, according to the new Financial Times rankings.

One hundred years ago today (May 29), a total eclipse of the sun in 1919 provided the first evidence in favour of Einstein's theory of general relativity, and Ireland played a forgotten role, Professor Paul Callanan, Physicist at University College Cork explains.

One of the world’s leading scientists will give an inaugural public lecture on the emerging second quantum revolution next week (Thursday, 6 June) at University College Cork (UCC).