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	BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition is an annual competition held in Dublin, Ireland early in the new year for encouraging interest in science in secondary schools, currently sponsored by BT Ireland.
		Previous to 1997, since its inception, the event was sponsored by Aer Lingus and known as the Aer Lingus Young Scientist Exhibition.
		The winners of the BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition go on to participate in international events such as the European Union Contest for Young Scientists and the Stockholm International Youth Science Seminar.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Esat_Young_Scientist_Exhibition (601 words)

	Analog Devices: FutureZone: Young Scientist Exhibition: About the YSE
		The first Young Scientist Exhibition was held in January 1965 and the students who participated are now approaching their 50th birthday.
		Since the exhibition started the number of girls participating in the exhibition has outnumbered boys by two to one, however, the battle of the sexes is more evenly bal-anced when it comes to winning, boys slightly shading it by 53% to 47%.
		The 1992 Young Scientist winners Elizabeth Dowling and Jean Byrne from St. Paul's in Dublin were invited as guests of honour to the Nobel Prize ceremony in Stockholm.
	www.analog.com /Analog_Root/static/futureZone/yse/aboutYse.html (846 words)

	Technology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Esat Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition - Ireland's national science and technology fair, running for over 35 years.
		The GTEC exhibiton is one of the highlights of GTEC Week, Canada's most significant forum on the use of technology to improve government services and operations.
		The National Exhibition Venues Database is an up-to-date database of touring and temporary exhibition venues around Australia.
	www.splend.com /detail/tech/12.htm (208 words)

	Ireland to host 2004 European Union Contest for Young Scientists
		The weeklong exhibition, which is to be held at Dublin's RDS in September 2004, is expected to bring over 500 delegates to Dublin city and attract thousands of visitors.
		One of the ways of fostering greater participation in science at school level and future study and research at third level is to facilitate young science students in demonstrating their innovative capabilities.
		Since 1989, Ireland's young scientists have received top honours on nine occasions, most recently in 1999 when Cork student, Sarah Flannery, won gold in Athens for her project on cryptography.
	www.universityscience.ie /pages/news/2003/mar03_EU_Science_Contest.php (462 words)

	Analog Devices: FutureZone: Young Scientist Exhibition: ADI Technology Awards
		All projects exhibited in the new Technology category are automatically eligible for the new Analog Devices Technology Award.
		Many of the people who are exhibiting at Young Scientist 2001 will go on to become the leading scientists / engineers of the future - we want to give them the encouragement to do this.
		As associate sponsor to the Young Scientist exhibition, Analog Devices wishes to recognize the endeavors of all young people interested and involved in scientific exploration.
	www.analog.com /Analog_Root/static/futureZone/yse/adiTechAward.html (1056 words)

	skoool.ie ::
		Minister for Education and Science Mary Hanafin T.D., said “The record number of entries to the 2005 Esat BT Young Scientist Exhibition shows the strong interest that second level students across the country have in the sciences.
		Commenting on the record number of entries this year, Bill Murphy, CEO of Esat BT said, ‘We are continually encouraged by the dedication of the students, teachers and parents to making the Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition a world class showcase of Irish talent.
		The exhibition is open to exhibiting students from Tuesday, 11th January and will welcome the public from Thursday 13th to Saturday 15th January, 2005.
	www.leavingcert.net /content_template.asp?id=3299 (327 words)

	Sligo Weekender - 2004/01/13: Sligo trio win award at Young Scientists exhibtion
		They were presented with the display award in Dublin's RDS last Friday evening at the Esat BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibtion.
		The Esat BT Young Scientist of the Year is Ronan Larkin (16) a fifth year student from Christian Brothers, Synge Street, Dublin.
		Minister Noel Dempsey said: "This year's Esat BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition is a historic occasion as it celebrates 40 years of Young Scientists.
	archives.tcm.ie /sligoweekender/2004/01/13/story15996.asp (229 words)

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	www.icyclopedia.com /encyclopedia/e/es (507 words)

	Waterford News & Star - 2002/01/04: Six Newtown School Students Taking Part In ESAT Young Scientist And Technology Expo.
		CEO of the Esat Group Richard Cooke expressed his delight with the response from students around the country, “with this exceptionally high level of entry, it really is an achievement in itself to be awarded the opportunity to exhibit in January.
		The Esat Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition main features included the World of Science and Technology, in association with BTexact Technologies, which include the Avator Booth, a structure allowing you to create a cyber image yourself.
		The Esat Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition 2002 takes place in the RDS, Dublin 4, from January 8 to 12 and further information can be obtained from the website www.esatyoungscientist.com.
	archives.tcm.ie /waterfordnews/2002/01/04/story5568.asp (550 words)

	skoool.ie ::
		“This year's exhibition has been our best yet," Bill Murphy, the CEO of Esat BT, the sponsors of the event for the last 6 years said, "and we're delighted with the response from students, teachers, parents and visitors.
		The Exhibition drew the finest young minds from across Ireland, and those not in competition were entertained by a series of lectures on Science in the Arena (pictured left.) The World of Science and Technology drew a great deal of attention, with Intel Ireland’s interactive stand and Technology Tunnel receiving a lot of visitors.
		The Exhibition was astonishingly well attended over the three days, and we saw many great projects on display.
	www.leavingcert.net /skoool/content_template.asp?id=1978 (463 words)

	Limerick Leader - January 17th, 2004 - News - Students take major prizes at Young Scientists (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Martin Wallace, principal Castletroy College with Patrick Collison, runner-up in the ESAT BT Young Scientist Exhibition; Aoife Corrigan and Michelle Buckley, group category winners, Lisa Kiely, science teacher and Marc Atkinson, individual category winner.
		A JUNIOR cert student from a city school has scooped the second prize at the Young Scientist of the Year Awards.
		Taking awards for all of its three entries, Castletroy College has performed outstandlingly well at this year's Young Scientist Competition.
	www.limerick-leader.ie /issues/20040117/news05.html (296 words)

	DETE - Public Relations - Minister Treacy Attends Millennium Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition at the RDS, ...
		This year's exhibition, which is the 36th in the history of the event, will be the largest ever staged with over 450 projects on display from almost 1,000 students.
		Welcoming this development, Minister Treacy said he was delighted to see the increase in projects on display and congratulated all participants for their wonderful efforts and work.
		Minister Treacy also thanked the many dedicated parents throughout the country for their personal interest and support for their children's work and he also paid special thanks to Esat Telecom for their sponsorship of the Young Scientist Exhibition and wished them every success in their new venture with British Telecom.
	www.entemp.ie /press/2000/120100.htm (809 words)

	Intel Education: Global Tour: Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		She had also earlier won the Intel Ireland Excellence Prize in the Physics/Chemistry/Mathematics section of the ESAT BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition.
		Mairéad's project is based on fluid dynamics and the chaotic behavior of fluids between two rotating cylinders.
		The schools involved in the Science Bus visits also enjoyed an Intel-sponsored visit to the primary day at the Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition.
	www.intel.com /education/projects/global_tour/H_11_ireland (797 words)

	Awards:Young Scientist 2004
		Coláiste Choilm's contribution to the exhibition was marvelled at by everyone who came in contact with the 90 students from the school.
		The Esat organisers, Minister for Education, Educationalists and Judges couldn't have been louder in their praise of Coláiste Choilm and Gaelcholáiste Choilm projects.
		Girls out-numbered boys by a ratio of 2 to 1 in terms of students who exhibited projects at the 40th anniversary event which ran at the RDS Dublin from January 8th to 10th last.
	www.colaistechoilm.ie /awardsYSE20041.htm (279 words)

	The Institute of Physics in Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Miriam Byrne of NUI Galway demonstrates the art of making large smoke rings on the Institute's stand at Esat Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition.
		At the beginning of the third millennium, the Institute of Physics has over 30,000 members with almost 1,200 of these registered as members of the Institute of Physics in Ireland (including North and South).
		Through events such as coordinating the physics demonstration exhibits at the Esat Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition, lecture programs, conferences, competitions, awards, and producing literature, the Institute takes an active role in promoting physics at all levels.
	www.irishscientist.ie /2000/064as.xml (430 words)

	Young Scientist award for Kiltimagh
		Two Kiltimagh students have scooped second prize in the group section of the Esat Telecom Young Scientist exhibition for their project on 'Depression and Adolescence'.
		Katherine Harkin and Elaine Mears, students at St. Louis Community School in Kiltimagh were presented with their award by An Taoiseach, Bertie Ahern, for a startling project which reveals a high level of depressive symptoms among the West of Ireland's young people.
		This award marks a double for the school who also took the runner up spot in the national competition two years ago.
	www.mayo-ireland.ie /ConnTel/CT9801/CT980114/Science.htm (269 words)

	ESAT BT Young Scientist Exhibition 2005
		UCC’s Faculty of Science made its annual appearance at the ESAT BT Young Scientist Exhibition in the RDS, exhibiting as part of the joint university initiative ‘Irish Universities Promoting Science’.
		This year’s event was the 41st Young Scientist Exhibition with over 1,000 students competing and over 480 projects on display, compared with the 230 competitors who took part in the first ever exhibition back in 1964.
		Cork schools were impressive as ever with the number of awards they obtained at the Exhibition.
	www.ucc.ie /faculties/science/pages/news36.php (372 words)

	Media
		In a bid to promote handwashing and good food safety practices, safefood, the Food Safety Promotion Board, will put Irish students under the microscope at the Esat BT Young Scientist Exhibition taking place in the RDS from the 6-10 January 2004.
		It is important that we target students with these startling statistics in order to facilitate behavioural change at an early age”.
		This is one little baby you don’t want to let in the door cos you’ll end up with bloody diarrhoea and bad stomach pains.
	www.safefoodonline.com /article.asp?article=511 (930 words)

	New Scientist Exhibition 2003
		UCC's Faculty of Science and Faculty of Food Science and Technology attended the Esat BT Young Scientist Exhibition again this year as part of the joint university initiative "Irish Universities Promotion Science".
		This year's Exhibition, the 39th, was the largest to date -- with over 1,044 participating students and 562 projects on display.
		Over 35,000 visitors attended the Exhibition, which took place on 7-11th January at the RDS in Dublin.
	www.ucc.ie /faculties/science/pages/news01.php (362 words)

	competitions
		There are three age categories 12-13, 14-16, and 17-19 and entrants can write on any scientific topic from a factual or fictional perspective.
		They will be presented with their prizes at the ESAT BT Young Scientist Exhibition in the RDS, Dublin
		Glyn's prize was a laptop computer which was presented to him by Mr Ben Waterhouse of Empire Publishing, during the BT Esat Young Scientist Exhibition in January 2003.
	www.universityscience.ie /pages/competitions.php (379 words)

	NCTE (National Centre for Technology in Education) - January 2001
		The Esat Young Scientist Exhibition took place in the RDS from the 10th-13th January and for the second year running the NCTE sponsored an area of the exhibition.
		The ten projects invited to the participate on behalf of SIP were Datalogging (*2), Use of the Graphing Calculator, The Lego Project, Teaching Science in an All-Girls Post-Primary School, History of Castlebar, Use of ICT in Teaching Mathematics, Role of ICT in Learning Support, Study of the Suir Valley and The Marine.
		Enthusiastic presenters made the event very worthwhile for visitors to the exhibition.
	www.ncte.ie /NewsandEvents/Newsletter/PastNewsletters/2001/January2001 (659 words)

	Bill's Marine Biology Home Page
		ESAT Young Scientist Exhibition; IT Sligo Stand; Jan. 2004 Includes information on Science courses available at the Institute
		Dr. Enda Gibney; Research Scientist; Ecotoxicity Studies; using cell tissue culture lines
		Research on Biosolids in the Marine environment Development of ICP-MS elemental fingerprinting of fish otoliths, as a probe of the marine environment, to assess the long-term environmental effects of the dumping of wastes at sea.
	staffweb.itsligo.ie /staff/bcrowe/bill/mhome.htm (422 words)

	Sligo Weekender: Sligo trio win award at Young Scientists exhibtion
		Sligo Weekender: Sligo trio win award at Young Scientists exhibtion
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		Sligo trio win award at Young Scientists exhibtion
	www.sligoweekender.ie /news/story.asp?j=15996 (216 words)

	BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition 2006 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Check out these step-by-step guidelines for getting your project ready for competition.
		The Young Scientist Competition can be great fun for teachers, too.
		Click here for everything you need to know to make your experience more enjoyable.
	www.esatys.com (87 words)

	Irish Scientist 2002 Yearbook - Youth Science
		This Youth Science Section, features the four top prizewinners, and a selection of other winners, at the Esat Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition, held at the RDS in January 2002
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		This Youth Science Section, featuring the four top prizewinners, and a selection of other winners, at the Esat Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition, held at the RDS in January 2002, has been sponsored by:
	www.irishscientist.ie /2002/2002youthscience.htm (158 words)

	Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Boys like it hot - Winner of the ESAT BT Young Scientist RCSI Award announced -
		Israeli Students win RCSI Prize at EU Young Scientists Exhibition
		HRB announces awards for young researchers in exciting new research projects
	www.rcsi.ie /news/index.asp?id=34&nid=355 (1191 words)

	Welcome to MIDAS Ireland : News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The MIDAS Ireland stand was hectic for the 3 days of this year’s Young Scientist (10-12 January).
		We had some interesting demos to help show you the everyday applications of microelectronics - from the workings of a mobile phone, a mesmerising plasma globe to a Furby who had his fur removed so you got to see what he’s really made of.
		Click here to enter our new MIDAS Ireland competition
	www.midasireland.ie /pages/ys2002newspage.html (313 words)

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