The finalists for the 2018 BT Young Scientist Exhibition have been announced.

A project on fertility awareness by three innovative teenage boys found a lack of knowledge among their peers and even their teachers, writes Helen O’Callaghan.

A school in West Cork is playing a major role in helping to reverse the decline in the local bee population. 

The Garda whistleblower controversies have turned up in the most unexpected place — the BT Young Scientist Exhibition.

It has become something of a cliché to say that Ireland’s greatest natural resource is its young people.

Irish researchers have developed a hi-tech interactive school desk which could transform the classroom environment and predict learning difficulties.

A Harvard Business School professor wants to collaborate with two Cork students and to interview them, having read an Irish Examiner article about the project they took to the BT Young Scientist Exhibition.

Teenagers have gathered to use science, technology, and politics to help shape tomorrow’s world as part of the first European Union Student Parliament to be held in Ireland.

STUDENTS have been making an exhibition of themselves for 50 years at the Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition.

The word science comes from the Latin ‘scientia’ meaning ‘knowledge’. Scientists strive to understand nature, from sub-atomic particles to the structure of the universe, from the origins of life to saving lives.

Three third-year students from Kinsale Community College in Co Cork have won the overall prize at this year's BT Young Scientist Exhibition.

Twenty high-end jobs have been announced in the area of marine research.

The annual BT Young Scientist Exhibition kicks off at the RDS in Dublin today.

Denis Lehane previews the BT Young Scientist Exhibition

THE teenager widely credited with persuading the Government to perform a rapid U-turn on disability benefit cuts got a rapturous welcome on the Late Late Show last night.

MY name is Joanne O’Riordan from Millstreet in Co Cork. I was born with a disability known as “total amelia”.

TWO teenage boffins have been invited to a global gathering of some of the world’s best young scientists and inventors.

Nervous moments lie ahead for students from across the country as final judging for the 2010 BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition gets underway today.

The winner of the BT Young Scientist Exhibition will be announced at the RDS in Dublin tomorrow.

THEY could be on the verge of fortune and hero status among the world’s dairy farmers but two Cork teenagers were taking it all in their stride on their return to school from being crowned Europe’s best young scientists.

A new magazine aiming to reverse the declining number of students taking science and engineering subjects at second and third level was launched today.