Young scientists vie for top title

A landmine detection device is among innovative projects on display at this year’s Young Scientist exhibition in Dublin.

Young scientists vie for top title
Wed, 07 Jan, 2004 - 16:00

A landmine detection device is among innovative projects on display at this year’s Young Scientist exhibition in Dublin.

Originality and creativity are what the judges were looking for this week as they begin the difficult task of choosing who will be crowned Esat/BT Young Scientist of the Year.

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