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BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition 2022 project entries revealed

BT Ireland today announced details of the 550 shortlisted projects to be showcased at the BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition this…

4 years ago

Ireland’s Future Innovators and Leaderrs to Showcase Talents at 55th BT Young Scientist & Technology

Thousands of students will descend on Dublin’s RDS as the 55th BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition kicks off tomorrow.…

7 years ago

The brightest Young Minds From Across the Globe Descend on Dublin as 30th European Union Contest for Young Scientists Officially Kicks-Off

President Michael D. Higgins welcomes Europe’s future young STEM leaders 38 countries are competing for the title of EU Young…

7 years ago

One Month to Go: Why every student should get involved in the BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition

Past winners and teachers outline the many benefits to getting involved Research shows 82% people working in STEM find their…

8 years ago

‘Girl in the Galaxy’ one step closer to the Moon

The BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition (BTYSTE) is proud to announce a partnership with Dr. Norah Patten, Ireland’s astronaut…

8 years ago

Ireland Chapter of PMI to invest €60,000 in training partnership with BTYSTE

The Ireland Chapter of Project Management Institute (PMI) today announced a 66% increase in investment in their partnership with BT…

8 years ago

Mari Cahalane the Head of BTYSTE appears on this episode of the Irish Tech News Podcast

The closing date for the BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition (BTYSE) is September 25th 2017, and I spoke to…

8 years ago

Students urged to consider STEM subjects as CAO Change of Mind deadline approaches

As students across Ireland prepare for the CAO Change of Mind deadline on Saturday, organisers of the BT Young Scientist…

9 years ago

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