My News
Personalise your news feed by choosing your favourite topics of interest
#Young Scientist
# young-scientist - Friday 10 January, 2020
Two lads from Cork have won this year's BT Young Scientists top award
Cormac Harris and Alan O’Sullivan won for their project on gender stereotyping in children.
# young-scientist - Thursday 9 January, 2020
This wristband subtly alerts teachers when a student with Autism is feeling overwhelmed
The project is on display at the BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition this week.
# young-scientist - Wednesday 8 January, 2020
Instagram 'likes' and whether or not money makes people happy explored at Young Scientist Exhibition
Climate change is also examined by many of the projects at this year’s competition.
# young-scientist - Sunday 5 January, 2020
'One of Ireland's best exports': How the Young Scientist Exhibition came to Tanzania
Students in Tanzania have taken the Irish model of the event and run with it, says competition co-founder Joseph Clowry.
# young-scientist - Friday 11 January, 2019
Dublin teenager takes home top prize at BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition
Adam Kelly (17) won for his project “Optimizing The Simulation Of General Quantum Circuits”.
Ever tried to reinvent the wheel? One Young Scientist is doing just that
It’s a system called a emission-free omnidirectional magnetic driving system. Now, let’s get our heads around that…
This Young Scientist project is turning algae into pints of the black stuff (crude oil, that is)
Greg Tarr has developed a more efficient method of making biofuel.
# young-scientist - Friday 28 December, 2018
This project by Westmeath students aims to help parents know when a smart toy has been hacked
They were inspired to conduct research in the smart toys after the number of controversies surrounding them in recent years.
# young-scientist - Thursday 27 December, 2018
Which kitchen surface stays clean the longest? A Young Scientist is trying to find out
Ellie Cunnenn (14) from Coláiste Chiaráin has analysed different kitchen surfaces to figure out which stay cleaner for longer.
# young-scientist - Sunday 9 December, 2018
Climate change and social media - Here's what's in store for the BT Young Scientist Exhibition
The BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition 2019 takes place from 9-12 January at the RDS in Dublin.
# young-scientist - Sunday 14 January, 2018
How much bacteria lives on a pedestrian crossing button?
Despite the stainless steel surface, they’re thriving.
# young-scientist - Saturday 13 January, 2018
How a brain-like computer could be used to mark exams
It’s almost as accurate as a human.
'Hopefully projects like these will inspire more young scientists'
We checked in on two BTYSTE projects we’ve been following.
# young-scientist - Friday 12 January, 2018
Cork teenager wins BT Young Scientist after discovering blackberry antibiotic in his back garden
15-year-old Simon Meehan had been working on his project for two years.
# young-scientist - Sunday 7 January, 2018
This Young Scientist project is almost ready for this week's competition
Alzheimer’s Alert aims to help track the movement of people with the disease.
# young-scientist - Monday 1 January, 2018
Loneliness, mental health, separation: How homelessness affects children later in life
Two Cork students examined how homelessness affects children for the upcoming BT Young Scientist Exhibition.
# young-scientist - Sunday 31 December, 2017
These Limerick students have developed a device to help track Alzheimer's patients
Alzheimer’s Alert will alert carers to the patient’s movements.
# young-scientist - Sunday 29 October, 2017
The Dublin schoolboy who may have cracked the solution to flocks of birds crippling an airplane's engines
17-year-old Omar Salem has designed a device to protect a jet engine’s turbofans from being struck by foreign objects.
# young-scientist - Wednesday 26 April, 2017
It's 'too difficult': Why 40% of students say they didn't study science in college
Almost 80% of those who participated in the Young Scientist Exhibition went on to study science and/or technology in third-level education.
# young-scientist - Saturday 14 January, 2017
Almost a quarter of Irish people's senses overlap, say these Young Scientists
This BT Young Scientist project suggests there are more people with this neurological condition than you might think.
# young-scientist - Friday 13 January, 2017
These Young Scientists asked parents about their attitude to the HPV vaccine
The girls asked parents with daughters to fill out a survey on the HPV vaccine – and found out some interesting results.
# young-scientist - Thursday 12 January, 2017
The science of the Cork accent: This year's BT Young Scientist expo is already turning heads
From skateboard equations to cancer research, the BT Young Scientist continues to break records and open doors.
# young-scientist - Tuesday 20 September, 2016
Ireland's Young Scientist winners come third overall in Europe
Maria Louise Fufezan and Diana Bura received €3,500 for their efforts, and also won a trip to DuPont’s science and engineering plants in Denmark.
# young-scientist - Sunday 13 March, 2016
How a Limerick teen's 'sleeping bags for the homeless' idea caught the world's attention
Plans for the bags have been sent to the US and Australia, and there’s been interest from all over the world.
# young-scientist - Friday 8 January, 2016
These transition year students just won top prize at the Young Scientist competition
It’s for their investigation into the “Effects of Enzymes used in Animal Feed Additives on the Lifespan of Caenorhabditis Elegans”.
# young-scientist - Wednesday 6 January, 2016
Who's better at lying - boys or girls?
Two girls at this year’s Young Scientist Exhibition have an answer to a question that’s preoccupied teenagers for generations.
This 5th year student has invented a nappy that tells if babies are sick
Just one of the hundreds of impressive projects from Irish teenagers this year at the BT Young Scientist expo.
# young-scientist - Friday 9 January, 2015
Alcohol consumption project wins Young Scientist award
Ian O’Sullivan and Eimear Murphy from Coláiste Treasa in Kanturk, County Cork, won with their project, Alcohol Consumption: Does The Apple Fall Far From the Tree?
# young-scientist - Monday 5 January, 2015
Just how much bacteria is in Ireland's holy water fonts?
We’ll find out later this week.
# young-scientist - Saturday 11 January, 2014
Which gets mouldier quicker: brown or white bread?
Brown bread is more nutritious, while white bread is more processed.
# young-scientist - Thursday 9 January, 2014
Meet Ireland's bright sparks at the BT Young Scientist & Technology exhibition
TheJournal.ie spoke to some of the talented teenagers behind the incredible ideas and projects.
# young-scientist - Wednesday 8 January, 2014
Fifty years of innovation: BT Young Scientist launches today
Incredibly smart teenagers will be making the rest of us feel inferior over the coming days in Dublin 4.
# young-scientist - Tuesday 25 September, 2012
The 5 at 5: Tuesday
5 minutes, 5 stories, 5 o’clock…
# young-scientist - Friday 13 January, 2012
‘Many-body problem’ simulation wins Young Scientist crown
Eric Doyle and Mark Kelly’s work may help astronomers predict how objects might travel in outer space.
# young-scientist - Wednesday 11 January, 2012
In pictures: Taoiseach opens this year's Young Scientist Exhibition
Enda Kenny officially declared this year’s Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition open this afternoon – check out these photos of some of the projects on display.
# young-scientist - Tuesday 27 September, 2011
Dublin teen scoops top prize at EU Young Scientist competition
Alexander Amini, who won the national competition with a tennis tracking system, wins a top prize at the European equivalent.
Your say
View more polls
Poll: Do you agree with the latest measures taken by government to curb the spread of Covid-19?
YESTERDAY, THE GOVERNMENT announced a delay to the fourth phase of re-opening the country.
In a bitter blow to publicans across the country, pubs that don’t serve food won’t re-open next Monday.
Nightclubs and casinos will also remain closed, and this will be reviewed again on 31 August.
Separately, restaurants and pubs that are open at this time will need to be closed to customers by 11pm.
The government also took five destinations off the Green List and said that face coverings will be mandatory in shops from 10 August.
Taoiseach Micheál Martin said he wanted pub owners to know he had “enormous sympathy for their plight” and added that “this virus is taking away their ability to earn a living”.
The number of cases of Covid-19 reported daily in Ireland has increased in recent weeks, and people have been urged by the government to continue following the public health guidelines.
So, today we’re asking you: Do you agree with the latest measures taken by government to curb the spread of Covid-19?
Poll Results:
Yes (8238)
No (3782)
Not sure (591)
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
Opinion: 'Lebanon needs help - or the consequences for the Middle East don't bear thinking about'
By Brid Kennedy
Yesterday’s explosion made a desperate situation worse, writes Bríd Kennedy of Concern.
Tribute: John Hume said setting up the first credit union in Northern Ireland was 'the thing I'm proudest of'
By Gerry Thompson
Opinion: Government must break down the bureaucratic walls faced by teachers returning to Ireland
By Anonymous Substitute Teacher
Dublin Weather
Change location-
Wednesday
Rain and drizzle this morning
Max: 20 °C
Min: 13 °C
-
Thursday
Intervals of clouds and sunshine
Max: 21 °C
Min: 14 °C
-
Friday
A blend of sun and clouds
Max: 23 °C
Min: 10 °C
Rain and drizzle this morning
Max: 20 °C
Min: 13 °C
Intervals of clouds and sunshine
Max: 21 °C
Min: 14 °C
Most Popular
Most viewed articles in the past 24 hours
Most Commented
Most commented articles in the past 3 days
Download our app
