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# young sci 2014

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Mayo All-Ireland drama helps inspire award winning Young Scientist gumshield entry
"Everyone has worked so hard" - why teens love the Young Scientist exhibition
You might think twice before using wet wipes again...
Why do we laugh at people in pain?
Can non-Irish-speaking parents help their gaelscoil children with homework?
Was Beethoven inspired by birdsong?
Students invent device to prevent mastitis in cows
Which gets mouldier quicker: brown or white bread?
A rubber band, metal links and gravity... a new way to apply eyedrops
Teens discover whether obesity awareness affects young people's food choices
Frozen windscreen? This could be the solution
This is what your bones look like if you have osteoporosis
How to trick algae to save the planet
Students invent 'Bike Radar' to help prevent cyclists getting knocked down
How clean are Irish apples? This student put it to the test
Here's why you can't feed hens any food you want
Here's why spaghetti always breaks into three parts*
Are redheads more flexible than other people?
Meet Ireland's bright sparks at the BT Young Scientist & Technology exhibition