Mari Cahalane. BT Ireland. Photo Chris Bellew / Fennell Photography Copyright 2016.
The closing date for the BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition (BTYSE) is September 25th 2017, and I spoke to Mari Cahalane the Head of BTYSTE. Mari explains what projects they are looking for, what the prize for the winner or winners is, and how you can apply to enter.
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