Never again, until next year: Teachers explain the appeal and ordeal of the Young Scientist exhibition
Cost, lack of equipment and limited access to research make the competition extra challenging for schools
Cost, lack of equipment and limited access to research make the competition extra challenging for schools
Aoibheann Daly develops GlioScope that can reduce need for invasive procedures
Second day of Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition brings ministerial attention
Minister Helen McEntee says Ireland must call out US’s ‘challenging behaviour’
Exhibition features 550 projects that have reached the finals of the competition
President speaks about ‘tremendous challenges’ facing the world as she opens Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition
Technology’s implications for everything from education to dark matter feature in student studies
Zorin OS, created by two brothers, blends speed and privacy of Linux with design and ease-of-use that laptop users expect
Collison brothers help secure future of event 20 years after winning at annual showcase of science
A big player in pharma/healthcare, biotech or the tech world would be good fit in replacing BT
The company said it made the decision due to re-alignment of its structure in Ireland
Kevin O’Sullivan receives Founders Medal for coverage of exhibition over more than a decade
Agreement signed between Department of Foreign Affairs and BTYSTE to support science in developing countries, especially Africa
Ireland enjoys ‘privileged’ geographical location and benefits from ‘implicit’ Nato protection, former president of Estonia Toomas Hendrik Ilves says
Ciara, Saoirse and Laoise Murphy develop ACT app to improve responsiveness to emergencies at community level
The consequences of business as usual are ever more frightening, particularly in relation to climate change
Castleknock College pupil develops ‘smart sole’ to help overcome widespread condition linked to diabetes
Pop music boosts plant growth while laughter is a great learning aid, students at the Primary Science Fair at the RDS have found
Solar and wind power feature creatively in a number of projects at the annual competition
Michael D Higgins implores young scientists to commit to welfare of all global citizens and counter war rhetoric
AI brings challenges to contest but more positives than negatives, co-founder says
US gifted second piece of moon rock after final moon mission, which is now in National Museum
Five students present the pros and cons of AI in the classroom and in everyday life to an Oireachtas committee
He has met President Michael D Higgins and King Charles but Ian McDonagh (22) gets nervous approaching bouncers in pubs and clubs
Seán O’Sullivan designed software which isolates writing styles to allow authentication of authorship
Almost a eureka moment for Derry girls who succeed in recovering lithium from used batteries
For the 60th BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition, we pulled out the report on the first ever winners
Lego gender bias has implications for those who will go on to study technology and engineering, project concludes
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
Higgins opens BT Young Scientist & Technology exhibition with call for regulation of AI and better gender balance in Stem
Modern concerns dominate at long-running exhibition which has fuelled Ireland’s development, organiser says
BTYSTE development award winners visit communities and Irish aid projects
Shane O’Connor and Liam Carew’s project on the impact of second-level education on adolescents featured at the EU contest in Brussels
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