She will now go forward to the national finals.
A Westmeath student has been named as the winner of University of Galway's Threesis competition for her research into AI.
Louise McCormack, from Moate, is a PhD student developing a tool to determine the trustworthiness of AI.
She will now be put forward as one of 8 finalists at national level.
As part of the competition, she had to condense her research into three slides and a talk lasting only three minutes.
The aim of Ms McCormack's research is to create a future where the use of AI is ethical, but still powerful.
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