Congratulations to Stephanie Heneghan, Firhouse Continuity College, Dublin 24, who won the FUNdamental Biology prize created by Declan Finlayson worth €1000 @ExploriumI sponsored by @PDSTSciences @PDSTie @eckilkenny & @IrishSciTeach
A student who designed a unique assisted shaving device wins SciFest 2017. EnableArm is an assisted shaving device for people with limited hand dexterity. Aaron…
From July 13th – 16th the IFI will collaborate with Science Gallery Dublin, to bring you a feast of science fact and fiction films including Philip Kaufman’s…
On Friday 9th November Adam Kelly, a fifth-year student from Skerries Community College was this afternoon named the overall winner at SciFest 2018, for his open…
Congratulations to Young Scientist Winners who won the top prize in Europe. Liam McCarty and John O’Callaghan are students in Kinsale Community School. Their project entitled "The Development of a Convenient Test Method for Somatic Cell Count and it’s Importance in Milk Production" won first prize of €7000 in the European contest.
Congratulations to Young Scientist Winners who won the top prize in Europe. Liam McCarty and John O’Callaghan are students in Kinsale Community School. Their project entitled "The Development of a Convenient Test Method for Somatic Cell Count and it’s Importance in Milk Production" won first prize of €7000 in the European contest.
Irish student achieves global success at international science fair! SciFest winner Adam Kelly wins Dudley R. Herschbach SIYSS Award and will have an asteroid named…
