UCC gets €8m boost for research equipment and facilities

University College Cork is to receive over €8m in grants for research equipment and facilities, it was confirmed yesterday.

UCC gets €8m boost for research equipment and facilities
Wed, 13 Jan, 2016 - 00:00
Evelyn Ring

The funding is part of a €28m investment by the Department of Jobs, through Science Foundation Ireland.

One of the UCC projects that will benefit is a study on how the brain grows, develops and repairs itself in young children, following early brain injury.

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