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Ten Midlands Schools Qualify For BT Young Scientist Exhibition

Wednesday, 3 November 2021 11:18

There's some very interesting projects in the running.

40 projects from ten schools across the Midlands have qualified for the BT Young Scientist Exhibition. 

Projects include whether sugar intake can increase your speed as well as energy levels, A statistical analysis on the influence of anti- racist education on TY students and an anti dog theft device. 

The competition will run virtually between the 12th and 14th of January 2022. 

Here's a list of all qualifying entries in the region:

Laois Heywood Community School We know that sugar increases energy, but does sugar intake increase speed? Biological & Ecological Individual
Laois Heywood Community School Are we desensitized to homophobia and misogyny Social & Behavioural Sciences Individual
Laois Heywood Community School Pet Patrol Technology Group
Laois Mountrath Community School To investigate the views of different Irish youths on flags and symbols Social & Behavioural Sciences Individual
Laois Mountrath Community School A statistical analysis on the influence of anti- racist education on TY students Social & Behavioural Sciences Individual
Westmeath Athlone Community College The investigation of enzymatic browning Biological & Ecological Individual
Westmeath Athlone Community College A Growing Problem Biological & Ecological Group
Westmeath Athlone Community College BPA (Ban Plastic ASAP) Chemical, Physical & Mathematical Sciences Group
Westmeath Athlone Community College Will the egg survive the test or crack under the pressure? Chemical, Physical & Mathematical Sciences Group
Westmeath Athlone Community College Does the acceleration of a model car depend on an incline and would reducing incline on roads reduce road accidents. Chemical, Physical & Mathematical Sciences Group
Westmeath Athlone Community College Negative-calorie foods Chemical, Physical & Mathematical Sciences Group
Westmeath Athlone Community College Are you being radicalised? Social & Behavioural Sciences Group
Westmeath Athlone Community College To Investigate the Prevalence of Mild OCD Symptoms in Secondary School Students Social & Behavioural Sciences Group
Westmeath Athlone Community College Differences between boys and girl emotions during covid 19 Social & Behavioural Sciences Group
Westmeath Athlone Community College Sensor Based Intelligent Intervention in Independent Living Technology Individual
Westmeath Athlone Community College Creating a medicine container that helps people with memory problems Technology Group
Westmeath Colaiste Mhuire A-Ok, an autism communication wristband. Technology Group
Westmeath Loreto College “Fetch Your Pet” – anti dog theft device Technology Group
Westmeath Marist College RUN!!! Biological & Ecological Group
Westmeath Marist College Are Disposable or Reusable Masks More Effective? Biological & Ecological Group
Westmeath Marist College Investigating the optimum angle at which to release a free throw shot in basketball Chemical, Physical & Mathematical Sciences Group
Westmeath Marist College Electro Chemical Activation (ECA) technology to replace use of chemicals for sanitising and cleaning processes Chemical, Physical & Mathematical Sciences Group
Westmeath Marist College Why are steroids being used by young people and what are the consequences of using them? Social & Behavioural Sciences Group
Westmeath Marist College An Investigation in to The Feasibility of Locating and Reporting Road Damages Using Technology Technology Group
Westmeath Meán Scoil an Chlochair Does Makeup Damage The Skin? Biological & Ecological Group
Westmeath Moate Community School Seeing Sweetness Biological & Ecological Individual
Westmeath Moate Community School Developing modified Buffer Strips to Increase Biodiversity and Water Quality in Grassland Biological & Ecological Group
Westmeath Moate Community School Biodegradable Weed Barrier Biological & Ecological Group
Westmeath Moate Community School Investigating the Potential Use of Native Irish Plants in Green Fire Breaks Biological & Ecological Group
Westmeath Moate Community School High Frequency To Save Food Biological & Ecological Group
Westmeath Moate Community School Fruit Fresh: An Eco-Friendly Alternative to Chemical Cleaners Biological & Ecological Group
Westmeath Moate Community School Nature’s Solution to Foot Rot Biological & Ecological Group
Westmeath Moate Community School A Statistical Analysis of the Use of Americanisms by Local Schoolchildren and Parents Social & Behavioural Sciences Group
Westmeath Moate Community School Coding the Solution to Ireland’s Scam Call Issue Technology Group
Westmeath Moate Community School The Light-Belt: A Life-saving Belt Technology Group
Westmeath Our Lady’s Bower Cosmic Radiation Protection Simulation Chemical, Physical & Mathematical Sciences Individual
Westmeath Our Lady’s Bower sCan you recycle? Technology Individual
Westmeath Our Lady’s Bower I’ll Play It My Way – A Machine Learning Algorithm to Individualize Sensory Play Room Stimulation Technology Group
Westmeath St Finian’s College A Quantitative Analysis of Students’ Exposure to PM 2.5 Particles on Various Modes of Transit to School. Chemical, Physical & Mathematical Sciences Group
Westmeath St Finian’s College Ball Or Nothing Technology Individual

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