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Higher Education Research Equipment Grant (HEREG) 2024
Closing date for applications: 31st May 2024, 5pm.
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UCC Futures - Future Ageing and Brain Science
Securing our future through research excellence. We are currently recruiting academic posts for UCC Futures - Future Ageing and Brain Science
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Technology Spotlight - DeepField : On Chip Magnetic Sensing for Surgical Navigation
A chip enabling scalable manufacturing, dramatically reduced costs, and faster assembly.
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New Ventures Wall
Showcasing the companies that have emerged from UCC Innovation over the years, illustrating a diverse range of technologies across a wide variety of areas.
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18 Apr 2024
UCC IGNITE Awards celebrate business ideas from budding entrepreneurs
Innovation, sustainability and social impact are at the heart of start-up ideas presented at the IGNITE Awards & Showcase in the Hub, University College Cork on April 17th. The start-ups are working on innovative new products and services in the areas of water conservation, waste and the circular economy, mental health and wellbeing and recruitment and productivity.
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15 Apr 2024
Hack your Health: New Netflix documentary features UCC expert
Hack Your Health: Secrets of your Gut, a new Netflix documentary will premiere globally on Friday 26th April, and will feature a University College Cork (UCC) scientist who is a global expert on gut health.
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11 Apr 2024
Ireland’s climate policy is failing women and marginalised communities – new report
New report finds that government response to climate crisis is worsening inequalities for women and marginalised people. Energy poverty, housing poverty, food poverty, mobility and spatial injustices risk being exacerbated by the climate crisis and policy responses. The report was led by UCC researchers for Feminist Communities for Climate Justice, a joint project between the National Women’s Council of Ireland and Community Work Ireland.
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11 Apr 2024
Findings of first ever audit of Parkinson’s disease care in Ireland published
Significant delays between patient referral and their first clinic visit. Insufficient communication and information-sharing was evident. PD nurse specialists post are lacking nationwide.
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