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Three students at St Gerald’s College in Castlebar were awarded third place overall for their sports related entry.
The BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition comes to a close on Saturday. Here’s why teens love it.
A Cork student has found that the wipes don’t dissolve in water – even after 17 months.
We laugh as people break legs, arms and worse – and a student has some suggestions why.
Plus, does playing music in the milking parlour influence the quality and amount of millk that cows produce?
A project by a Carrick on Shannon student shows that the classical maestro may have taken much inspiration from nature.
The three Limerick students looked at how pressure during milking can lead to mastitis.
Brown bread is more nutritious, while white bread is more processed.
A ‘directed eyedropper’ was invented by Limerick students Shannon Naughton, Sarah O’Grady and Aoife Larkin.
The project was part of the BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition in the RDS this week.
The device pumps warm water onto the windscreen to prevent ice from forming.
Vitamin D and calcium are essential to prevent osteoporosis, as this student found.
Plus – why the Hen Harrier bird needs to be saved.
Three students from Cork invented the device, which detects vehicles within 10 feet of a bike.
A Limerick student looked at organic and non-organic apples for a BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition project.
A student from Askeaton, and an owner of 10 hens himself, set out to find out if what you feed hens does matter.
*sometimes, it breaks into two – but it’s usually three, as these students found out.
A project from a young Galway student at the BT Young Scientist and Technology exhibition set out to discover the truth…
TheJournal.ie spoke to some of the talented teenagers behind the incredible ideas and projects.
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