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![Dr. Angela Flynn, School of Nursing and Midwifery UCC, Prof. Stephen Byrne, Deputy President and Registrar UCC, Prof. Patricia Leahy-Warren, Head of School of Nursing and Midwifery UCC and Minister Colm Burke, Minister of State for Public Health, Wellbeing and the National Drugs Strategy. Photo:John Allen](/en/media/1newsimages/2024/jun/NVMinisterBurke.jpg)
28 Jun 2024
Consultation process for National Inclusion Health Framework launched in UCC
A public consultation process to inform the development of an Inclusion Health Framework for Ireland was launched in UCC today.
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![Pictured is Padraig O’Connell and his son Lucas who is living with Cystic Fibrosis at a toy swap event in Carrigaline Park to mark the launch of Ireland’s first digital toy library. TheToyLibrary.ie aims to revolutionise the way families and children access toys in communities across Ireland. Picture: Clare Keogh](/en/media/1newsimages/2024/jun/Resizeimageproject.png)
24 Jun 2024
Ireland’s first Digital Toy Library launched
Digital Toy Library to offer free way for families to donate and find toys. Toys pose a significant risk to the environment in their design, production, and life cycle. 80% of all toys end up in landfills, incinerators or oceans.
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![Photo (L-R): Jack Murray, Édith de Faoite, Professor Sarah Culloty (Fulbright Board Member and Head of the College of SEFS at UCC), Róisín Ní Bhroin, Dr Karen McCarthy, Luke O'Donoghue. Image credit: Robbie Reynolds.](/en/media/1newsimages/2024/jun/Fulbright2024NewsViews2.jpg)
19 Jun 2024
UCC Fulbright Irish Awardees Forge Links in the USA
An Intellectual Property Commercialisation Manager in UCC Innovation and a PhD student in Pharmaceutics are amongst the five University College Cork (UCC) scholars to receive prestigious Fulbright Awards for 2024-2025, to study and work in the U.S.
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![Photo (L-R): Professor Alan O’Riordan, Dr Han Shao, and Tarun Narayan, the team in Tyndall National Institute that have developed the soil sensor.](/en/media/1newsimages/2024/jun/SoilSensorsNewsandViews.jpg)
18 Jun 2024
Groundbreaking Soil Sensor Saves Money for Farmers and Reduces Environmental Impact
Researchers at Tyndall National Institute, based at University Cork (UCC), have developed a groundbreaking sensor that will allow farmers to reduce their use of chemical fertilisers.
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