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

• INFANT researchers are part of international collaboration highlighting benefits of deferred cord clamping in preterm infants.
• Waiting for two minutes to clamp the umbilical cord of a premature baby soon after birth could significantly reduce the risk of death relative to immediate clamping.
• Worldwide almost 13 million babies are born prematurely each year and close to 1 million die shortly after birth.

• Professor Paul Ross is the 2023 Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) Researcher of the Year.
• Professor Frank Peters, Tyndall National Institute, receives the SFI Industry Partnership Award.
• The SFI Awards celebrate outstanding researchers funded by SFI who have contributed greatly to scientific progress or had a highly significant scientific breakthrough.

• CASCADE awarded €2.8m to explore how meaning is expressed in language in diverse contexts.
• CLEAR secures €2.7m funding to overcome bacterial resistance to antibiotics.

14 University College Cork (UCC) researchers are featured today in the Highly Cited Researchers 2023 list from Clarivate.

• UCC researchers awarded a combined €700,000 funding in Health Research Board Applied Programme awards.
• The projects will address key national public health priorities.
• UCC researchers will lead projects that aim to drive a step change in practice and improve population health outcomes.

• Former President of Ireland among international speakers from the worlds of international development, business, and the media to attend first Sustainable Futures Forum in UCC.
• Free-to-attend event will host discussions on climate justice, urban and rural sustainability, and the role that the media plays in climate action.
• Event to be live-streamed online on the eve of COP28.

Science at the Marina Market and a food demonstration by Chef Catherine Fulvio are among the community events that University College Cork (UCC) researchers have organised for Science Week which runs from November 12-19th.

A University College Cork (UCC) researcher has received funding to develop a model aimed at assisting vulnerable urban dwellings and communities during extreme weather-related events caused by climate change.