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Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition
Limerick student wins top young scientist exhibition prize for AI-related project
Seán O’Sullivan designed software which isolates writing styles to allow authentication of authorship
The ‘wastes’ opening the door to a sustainable future on show at BT Young Scientist Exhibition
Almost a eureka moment for Derry girls who succeed in recovering lithium from used batteries
‘The first of its kind’: Reporting the first Young Scientists’ Exhibition in 1965
For the 60th BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition, we pulled out the report on the first ever winners
AI for benefit of students and a fruit box prolonging shelf life showcased at BT Young Scientist Exhibition
Lego gender bias has implications for those who will go on to study technology and engineering, project concludes
Young Scientists are engaging, ingenious, entertaining – and then there’s politicians giving them chase
At the BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition, 60 years old this week, wires are attached, diodes connected, buttons are pressed and lights wink on and off. It’s all here
President criticises use of science and technology advances ‘as tools of war and destruction’
Higgins opens BT Young Scientist & Technology exhibition with call for regulation of AI and better gender balance in Stem
Young Scientist gears up for its 60th year with AI, diversity and mental health under the microscope
Modern concerns dominate at long-running exhibition which has fuelled Ireland’s development, organiser says
Ireland’s young scientists experience first-hand development and climate challenges facing Zambia
BTYSTE development award winners visit communities and Irish aid projects
Young Scientist 2023 winners secure second prize at EU Young Scientists contest
Shane O’Connor and Liam Carew’s project on the impact of second-level education on adolescents featured at the EU contest in Brussels
Mystery of how diamonds erupt from Earth is cracked by team of scientists led by Irishman
Research led by former Young Scientist winner explains why and where diamonds occur - and could lead to future discoveries
Women in science event highlights progress and persisting barriers
‘There isn’t a sort of one-size-fits-all’ way to success, says Prof Charlotte Watts
70% of Irish students use deeply negative words to describe feelings on climate crisis, survey shows
Young scientists remain optimistic as 91% say they believe science can help with solving crisis
Young Scientist students tackle period poverty at school
Two Co Tipperary students investigated reasons for stigma surrounding menstruation
BT Young Scientist: Special Award winners
Two sixth-year Tipperary students won the overall award in this year’s competition
Tipperary students win 2023 BT Young Scientist competition
Project by Shane O’Connor and Liam Carew from Abbey School assessed effects of secondary school on 2,500 students
Young Cork scientists conduct experiment on biological memory
Students discover potential biological solution to unsustainable data storage approach in Ireland
Primary pupils show how exercise improves concentration
Boat building and computer coding also among the skills showcased by children at The Primary Science Fair at the RDS, Dublin
Progress on diversity in business undermined by too few women pursuing STEM careers – BTYSTE forum told
Housing and shortage of venture capital main obstacles to start-up activity in Ireland
Young Scientist exhibition: More eco-friendly wind turbine and seaweed biofuel among projects as focus turns to energy
Kilkee students backing kelp as a replacement for fossil fuels, while Leitrim student has designed her own wind turbine
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