Congratulations to Robert Troy from CBS Charleville who won two major prizes at this year's BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition (BTYSE) for his project "Smart Yard: IoT monitoring of key farm metrics to reduce agricultural emissions". Robert was supported in his research by Dr Emanuel Popovici and the Embedded.Systems Group, Department of Electricial and Electronic Engineering, UCC.

New research from UCC has found that warming seas have caused the giant sunfish to venture north into Irish waters. The discovery comes after almost 50 years of observations off the Cork coast.

The first College of Science, Engineering and Food Science (SEFS) New Connections Research Day was recently launched by Simon Harris TD, Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science. The event is part of a number of initiatives devised to encourage interdisciplinary research activity, create time for blue-sky thinking, and ultimately promote the individual and collective research agendas of SEFS academics. 

Congratulations to UCC's School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Science (BEES), and the School of Chemistry, who have been accredited with an Athena SWAN Bronze Award in the latest round of applications.

The Quercus Talented Students' Programme application process is now open! The closing date is February 3rd, 2022 at 4:30pm. This scholarship can be worth up to €10,500 per year for successful students.

Congratulations to Jim Woulfe, former CEO of Dairygold and UCC Dairy Science graduate, who has been honoured with an Outstanding Contribution to Business Award from Cork Chamber.

New research from UCC's Environmental Research Institute has found there are between 2,300-2,800 wildfires in Ireland each year, with the devastating fire at Killarney National Park last April producing greenhouse gas emissions equivalent to the annual mileage of 7,600 cars.

A new RTE TV series is showing how 'change makers' from UCC's MaREI - the SFI Research Centre for Energy, Climate and Marine - are helping society adapt to a world that is experiencing the effects of climate change and global warming. 

Professor Anita Maguire, School of Chemistry, and director of the Analytical and Biological Chemistry Research Facility, UCC, is heading up the implementation of the Royal Irish Academy's (RIA) independent diversity review which aims to make the Academy a more inclusive space.