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# btyse - Last year 2021

Michael D tells students of 'critical importance of science' as he launches virtual Young Scientist exhibition

# Show Goes On

Michael D tells students of 'critical importance of science' as he launches virtual Young Scientist exhibition

Updated Jan 6th 2021, 1:06 PM 11,132 Views 15 Comments

Over 1,000 students from more than 200 schools from the island of Ireland are taking part.

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This wristband subtly alerts teachers when a student with Autism is feeling overwhelmed

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This wristband subtly alerts teachers when a student with Autism is feeling overwhelmed

Jan 9th 2020, 11:17 AM 145,656 Views 35 Comments

The project is on display at the BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition this week.

Freshgraze: This student has developed a cloud-controlled fence for livestock

# Farming Technology

# Farming Technology

Freshgraze: This student has developed a cloud-controlled fence for livestock

Jan 20th 2019, 7:30 PM 15,605 Views 6 Comments

Charlie Drumm’s project was selected as the Teagasc Special Award winner at the BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition.

This Young Scientist project aims to revolutionise education in refugee camps

# Migrant Crisis

# Migrant Crisis

This Young Scientist project aims to revolutionise education in refugee camps

Dec 29th 2018, 6:30 PM 8,145 Views 3 Comments

It consists of solar panels and a lead acid battery from an alarm or car, with a Raspberry Pi – a tiny and cheap computer – to provide processing power.

Loneliness, mental health, separation: How homelessness affects children later in life

# Btyse

Loneliness, mental health, separation: How homelessness affects children later in life

Jan 1st 2018, 8:30 PM 12,478 Views 14 Comments

Two Cork students examined how homelessness affects children for the upcoming BT Young Scientist Exhibition.

The science of the Cork accent: This year's BT Young Scientist expo is already turning heads

# Young Minds

The science of the Cork accent: This year's BT Young Scientist expo is already turning heads

Jan 12th 2017, 6:25 AM 13,014 Views 7 Comments

From skateboard equations to cancer research, the BT Young Scientist continues to break records and open doors.

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