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Interactive poll.
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7th January 2011
Are university professors overpaid for the work they do?
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| Public Lecture Series 2012
In this Lecture Series, a distinguished list of speakers will discuss various aspects of science and technology, many of particular relevance to Ireland today.
Weekly from January through March 2012 on Wednesday evenings in Boole 4 Lecture Theatre at UCC |
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GRAND FINAL – Science for All – Postgraduate Student Public Presentation Competition 2011, Wednesday, 30th March. Winner Announced
Click here for Science For All 'Book of Abstracts'
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Films of Recent UCC College of Science, Engineering and Food Science Public Lectures:
Autism; Biochemistry of Health and Mood; Brittle Bones; Cancer; Climate Change; Eugenics and Nazis; Gaia; Health Effects of Ionising Radiation; Mathematics and Economics; Mental Illness; Nuclear Power; Peak Oil; Poisonous Animals; Renewable Energy; Science and Religion (John Polkinghorne).
Click here to view films |
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Contacts: Users of this site are invited to contact the Editor with letters on current scientific issues, comments on the site, suggestions for improvements, and so on.
Editor: Professor William Reville, Biochemistry Department, Faculty of Science, University College Cork, Cork, Ireland. |
| Tel: +353 (0)21 4904127, +353 (0)21 4904369, Fax: +353 (0)21 4904452, e-mail: w.reville@ucc.ie |
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About this site
Two large sections of this site – Understanding the Natural World and The UCC Public Lectures – explain some of the wonderful knowledge science has discovered about how the natural world works, the place of humans in the world, and the science-based technology on which modern civilisation runs.
We have a rich legacy of science in Ireland that remains largely unappreciated by the general public and another large section of the site contains biographies of famous Irish scientists. There are also sections on Science in the News, Scientific Quotations, Science and Humour, Quizzes and Puzzles, and, Careers and Courses in Science and Technology.
This site is designed like a magazine, with an Editorial Page and Letters to the Editor Page. The Editor, William Reville writes the weekly Science Today column in The Irish Times, and many of these columns have been reproduced as articles on this site. |
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On 3rd December, 2009, Ian Plimer, Professor of Geology, University of Adelaide debated this issue at UCC with Declan Waugh, a prominent Cork-based environmentalist who strongly supports the majority position. Professor William Reville, UCC, chaired the debate. You can view the debate by clicking here. |
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College of Science Engineering and Food Science (SEFS)
Annual Graduate Newsletter & Report 2011
Keeping you in touch with developments in Science, Engineering and Food Science at UCC.
Download your copy here |
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