SEFS@UCC

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University College Cork ucc.ie/en/sefs/ Joined February 2015

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SEFS@UCC @SEFSUCC Jul 24, 2025

Inspiring to see @UCC's Professor Emanuel Popovici and team working with @Qualcomm on a wearable stethoscope aimed at improving healthcare for communities in need of better care 👏

Qualcomm @Qualcomm Jul 17, 2025

A simple sound can save a life. We're working with @UCC Ireland to empower lifesaving technology to better serve communities with better diagnostic tools.

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SEFS@UCC @SEFSUCC Jul 24, 2025

🦎A 247-million-year-old reptile with feather-like plumes!

Mirasaura grauvogeli has been discovered by researchers including Prof @MariaMcN_palaeo, Dr Valentina Rossi & Dr @_Tiffany_Slater @uccBEES

nature.com/articles/s4158…

SEFS@UCC @SEFSUCC Jul 16, 2025

🥼 Congrats to the UCC research teams whose labs are now certified under the Research Ireland Sustainable Lab Pilot Programme 👏

From cutting plastics to saving energy, these teams are leading the way in sustainable research.

ucc.ie/en/research/ne…

SEFS@UCC @SEFSUCC Mar 6, 2025

Congratulations to @jfcryan on this achievement 👏

John F. Cryan @jfcryan Mar 1, 2025

Honored to become a Fellow of the Hagler Institute of Advanced Studies at Texas A&M University @TAMU at their Gala last night in College Station- Amazing company to be in across the Sciences, Medicine, Business & Law

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SEFS@UCC @SEFSUCC Feb 14, 2025

Study: Deer droppings in North Wales show surprising benefit for fragile woodland plants - deer diet may help control bramble growth. 🌿🦌
Research led by @BangorUni with contributions from Dr Markus Eichhorn @uccBEES
bangor.ac.uk/news/2025-02-1…

www.bangor.ac.uk Why the study of deer poo in North Wales could shed light on the future of woodland conservation A team from Bangor University conducted the study amid a growing concern that increasing deer populations are negatively impacting the health and regeneration of UK woodlands.