“This year, 12 schools will represent Limerick in the BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition, with a panel of judges set to examine 42 innovative projects, covering a wide range of topics important to students.”
“Among the Limerick projects will be an investigation of the effects of the cervical cancer screening scandal on Irish women, carried out by students in Salesian Secondary College in Pallaskenry, and the development of a safety device that monitors conditions in a tractor, carried out by students in Desmond College in Newcastle West.”
“The exhibition takes place at the RDS Arena from January 9 to January 12, with final judging and the awards ceremony set to take place on Friday, January 11, in the BT Arena.”
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