European success for BT Young Scientist Award winner

BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition 2010 winner Richard O’Shea was awarded the Adene Special Prize for his work in the field of energy at the EU Contest for Young Scientists in Portugal last night.

European success for BT Young Scientist Award winner
Wed, 29 Sep, 2010 - 11:34

BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition 2010 winner Richard O’Shea was awarded the Adene Special Prize for his work in the field of energy at the EU Contest for Young Scientists in Portugal last night.

O’Shea beat off stiff competition from students representing 37 countries, to win the award and a cheque for €2,500 at the Lisbon ceremony.

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