A life saving tractor, a virtual music maker and a car that won’t start without a licensed driver
They’re just some of the projects at this year’s BT Young Scientist and Technology exhibition.
Jack Nagle from Killorglin Community College in Kerry is hoping his tractor safe lock will save lives #btyste @TodayFMNews pic.twitter.com/l7DnHsfh5g
— Kim Buckley (@KiiimBuckley) January 11, 2017
Over 4,500 students from 375 schools around the country are displaying their projects at the RDS for the next four days.
550 projects have made it through to the finals from various different science categories including technology, chemistry and ecology.
Is wine the new tea? #btyste @TodayFMNews pic.twitter.com/DDaYg1RSJc
— Kim Buckley (@KiiimBuckley) January 11, 2017
The winners of the BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition will go on to represent Ireland at European level.
Kim Buckley has this report:
