College of Science, Engineering and Food Science at UCC.

🖥️ We are looking forward to welcoming the Tech Industry Alliance to University College Cork for their first Tech Talk of 2025 with the UCC's School of Computer Science & Information Technology. The talk is titled 'Innovating Together - Cutting Edge Technologies for Industry: AI & Ethics, Cybersecurity, Networks, Software and Human-Computer Interaction, and takes place on 28 January. Featuring an interactive panel discussion and insights from some of the School of Computer Science and IT's top researchers, attendees will discover the latest tech trends, understand the School's extensive offerings, and learn how to leverage various funding opportunities to begin their journey of innovation. Register: https://lnkd.in/eG5jhzSv Dirk Pesch Sarah Culloty Sean Lotty Chrys Ngwa (PhD) Utz Roedig Laura Maye Ken Brown Ena Tobin

The College of Science, Engineering, and Food Science (SEFS) and Tyndall National Institute marked a new chapter in our collaboration with a special research showcase at Tyndall National Institute today. This unique event featured flash talks from 30 talented researchers from the College of SEFS and Tyndall, and included a welcome address by Professor William Scanlon, CEO of Tyndall National Institute. The seminar celebrated the innovative work of our research community and provided an excellent opportunity for networking and exploring future collaboration opportunities. Main Photo: Dr Sarah O'Connell, Dr Katja Burk, Professor William Scanlon, Dr Gerard McGlacken, Professor Sarah Culloty, Dr Siobhán Cusack and Dr Lynette Keeney. Photo: Max Bell, UCC AVMS

Tomorrow, 10 January at Tyndall National Institute! 👇

🌟Hear UCC experts discuss food, ancient scripts and dinosaurs at free lectures! Join us for a series of free, accessible lectures at University College Cork, featuring leading scientists on topics such as: 🔬How Science Works 🌍 The Circular Economy and the Environment 🦖 Rediscovering Dinosaurs 🥗Plant-Based Foods: Sustainable and Nutritious? 🦠The Human Microbiome Coordinated by Professor Alan Kelly, the lectures will run from 14 January to 3 April, every Tuesday and Thursday at 6:00 PM in the Boole 2 Theatre on UCC’s main campus. Register: https://lnkd.in/e2F8NJCT

A warm welcome, in cold weather, to January 2025 MRes intake. We are delighted to have you aboard and wish you all the very best for your MRes journey School of Biochemistry and Cell Biology, UCC. Delighted to induct Faisal Rehman, Megan Angelini Kerins, Shriraksha Suresh and Jhaon Beltran. The last official welcome by outgoing director Susan Joyce and to welcome new MRes director: Malgorzata Krajewska. Many thanks to our Ms Olive Cosgrave!! Great research ahead! Thanks to Emily Bríd Walsh and Katie O'Mahony current and finishing MRes students who welcomed our January group with us.

💻 Join our Sustainable Energy Webinar! 🌍🌬️ 📅 Thursday, 16 January at 4 PM (Irish time) ⏳ Duration: 1 hour Discover our MEngSc Sustainable Energy programme in this engaging webinar! Topics include: 🔹 Programme entry requirements 🔹 Key modules 🔹 Research opportunities 🔹 Industry engagement 🔹 Career prospects Plus, there will be plenty of opportunities to ask questions! Register now and learn more about shaping a sustainable future: https://lnkd.in/exzcbEUd Neasa O' Connor Frances Judge

🎓💻Computer Science and Information Technology Undergraduate Open Day: Explore our undergraduate programmes, meet our staff and students, and enjoy live demonstrations! 📅 15 January from 3.00PM-5.00PM. Western Gateway Building Join us on 15 January and find out more about our exciting range of courses! 👩💻👨💻 Register: https://lnkd.in/eqgthjVP UCC's School of Computer Science & Information Technology Computer Science and Information Technology Student Association - UCC Sarah Mullen

🌍 Join us at UCC for a groundbreaking symposium on air pollution monitoring: ‘Innovative measurement techniques for trace gases and radicals’. 📅 9 and 10 January 2025 📍 University College Cork This event will bring together leading academics and industry experts from across Europe to discuss state-of-the-art technologies for detecting hard-to-identify trace gases and atmospheric radicals. The symposium is based on two UCC projects: RADICAL network: Developing low-cost sensors to detect atmospheric radicals and improve air quality monitoring. AtmoTrace award: Creating advanced optical instruments for trace gas sensing in labs and the field. The event is jointly organised between UCC’s Schools of Chemistry and Physics. 🔗 Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/eaDdPur Tamela Maciel John Wenger UCC Environmental Research Institute School of Chemistry University College Cork UCC Research AMBER Centre Research Ireland

🎉 New book from Dr Tom Carroll, School of Mathematical Sciences: We are thrilled to announce the publication of Dr Carroll's book, “Geometric Function Theory - A Second Course in Complex Analysis,” published by Springer. 📚 This textbook looks at geometric function theory - the study of complex analysis with an emphasis on the geometric viewpoint and on geometric results. Complex analysis has numerous applications, particularly in two-dimensional settings, including fluid dynamics, signal processing, control theory, and physics, such as quantum mechanics. Congratulations to Dr. Tom Carroll on this achievement! 👏

UCC energy research showcase at Engineers Ireland: Researchers from UCC Environmental Research Institute/MaREI recently highlighted some of their energy modelling research and policy insights at a special event with Engineers Ireland. The focus was on carbon budgets, policy pathways, emissions, energy security, and engagement on infrastructure. Discussions took place on the day with nearly 100 stakeholders and friends from the policy, industry, and NGO communities. The event was organised by Prof Brian Ó Gallachóir, Dr Fionn Rogan, Prof Hannah Daly, Dr Paul Deane, Dr Vahid Aryanpur, Dr Alexandra Revez and Dr Tomás Mac Uidhir with colleagues Aisling Murphy, Jeanne Spillane and Ciara Doherty.