Tralee student scoops Young Scientist of the Year award

The BT Young Scientist of the Year 2008 is Emer Jones, a second year student from Presentation School, Tralee in Co Kerry.

Tralee student scoops Young Scientist of the Year award
Fri, 11 Jan, 2008 - 22:15

The BT Young Scientist of the Year 2008 is Emer Jones, a second year student from Presentation School, Tralee in Co Kerry.

Her project entitled, 'Research and Development of Emergency Sandbag Shelters' was announced by Minister for Education and Science Mary Hanafin and Chris Clark, Chief Executive Officer, BT Ireland at the awards ceremony held at the RDS in Dublin.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: TraleePlace: Co KerryPlace: RDSPlace: DublinPlace: IrelandPlace: CopenhagenPlace: Mountbellew, Co GalwayPerson: TraleePerson: Emer JonesPerson: Minister for Education and SciencePerson: Mary HanafinPerson: Chris ClarkPerson: Chief Executive OfficerPerson: MinisterPerson: EmerPerson: Nader KhaliliPerson: Edel RyanPerson: Fiona RyanPerson: Henry GlassEvent: Waterford CrystalEvent: 20th European Union Contest for Young ScientistsOrganisation: BT IrelandOrganisation: Cal-Earth InstituteOrganisation: Holy Rosary CollegeOrganisation: RDS
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