Hooke’s illustration appears ... “Robert Hooke’s Experimental Philosophy” that he was in fact a pioneer—he coined the term “cell,” for the hollow structures he found inside a slice ...

But a new eye stem cell transplant may change that. Scientists at Massachusetts Eye and Ear have successfully used stem cells from a patient’s own healthy eye to restore vision in cases once ...

Beams of light that can be guided into corkscrew-like shapes called optical vortices are used today in a range of ...

They typically exhibit normal and healthy behavior, but when something happens in the body, like disease or inflammation, the cells change their behavior and mechanical properties. This is known ...

Cabinet has given the green light today for the €456 million M28 Cork to Ringaskiddy motorway ... Work on this 1.5km section is already under way as part of a separate contract.

We need more prison spaces. The old Cork prison site is land that we own and I would like to see it used for an extension of Cork prison in the future,” he said. The Irish Prison Service (IPS ...

Dozens of Cork children remain without school places as work has yet to commence at site of derelict school in Carrignavar, which is due to open in September Work has yet to commence at the former ...

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the United States Secretary ... people often wonder about his raspy voice and what sounds like difficulty when he is speaking or straining to get words out.

A team of volunteers who put in thousands of hours are about to break the 100,000-barrier on online burial records, resulting in a huge boost in genealogy tourism in the Cork region. They are now ...

A win or draw for Cork will secure their Division 2 status. Lose and they will be depending on results in Inniskeen and/or Clones to go in their favour. Brian Hurley of Cork leads his side onto ...

An Egyptian mummy used to live under the floorboards at University College Cork. Dorothy Cross first ... more inclusive. It’s like the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. His body represents us all.” ...