Budding boffins put projects under microscope

THE search is on again to find Ireland’s best young scientist.

Budding boffins put projects under microscope
Tue, 10 Jan, 2012 - 00:00
Niall Murray, Education Correspondent

Some of the estimated 1,200 students who entered this year will begin gathering at the RDS today to assemble the first of the 550 projects selected for the BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition 2012.

But the real action begins tomorrow when judging begins soon after the lunchtime official opening.

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