The ADI Young Scientist 2020 team having a well deserved pizza break during the stand take down this evening. Well done to all involved in this years BT Young Scientist. Analog look forward to being involved for another 20 years! @BTYSTE @ADILimk#AnalogDevices#BTYSTE2020#STEM
Silence! Total Silence! Since Wednesday last, this huge space has been filled with the laughter, chatter & the inquisitive, brilliant young minds of today. #BTYSTE has been incredible, exhilarating, inspirational and beyond! Thank you to everyone involved. See you in 2021
And just like that, another year of the Analog Stand @BTYSTE is over. Thanks to everyone who paid a visit to the stand, we look forward to welcoming you all again next year @Limerick4Eng @ADILimk#AnalogDevices#AheadOfWhatsPossible
VP Joe Barry, Wireless Communications BU, and his wife Eleanor were given a run down of the Analog Devices Technology Award winning project. They were impressed to say the least! Congrats again to the very worthy winners and participants! @ADILimk @BTYSTE #AnalogDevices
Well done to another of our ADI next generation Camille Ní Shúilleabháin, daughter of Claire Leveugle, for her entry in the chemical, physical and mathematical sciences category @ADILimk#AnalogDevices
The Group runners-up award was presented to Cathal O’Mara and James O’Malley, both aged 13, first year students at @CastletroyC Limerick for their project entitled ‘Bin Buddy – A SMART Sorting Bin‘. The students were in the Technology category at Junior level. #BTYSTE2020
The winners of the 56th #BTYSTE are Cormac Harris & Alan O’Sullivan, both aged 16, from @colaistechoilm, Cork, for a project entitled “A statistical investigation into the prevalence of gender stereotyping in 5-7 year olds & the development of an initiative to combat gender bias”
Make sure to check out all the stands in The Industries Hall! There are snakes 🐍 and spiders 🕷 (eek), Weather to be read with RTE, Universities to meet, experiments to do, fun to be had! #BTYSTE2020#CreateTodayShapeTomorrow#BTYSTE
Huge congrats to Cathal O’Mara & James O’Malley, both aged 13, from Castletroy College Limerick with their project entitled ‘Bin Buddy – A SMART Sorting Bin for winning the group runner up award he Group Runner Up Award @castletroyC#BTYSTE@ADILimk @BTYSTE
The Group Runner Up Award goes to Cathal O’Mara & James O’Malley, both aged 13, from Castletroy College Limerick with their project entitled ‘Bin Buddy – A SMART Sorting Bin @castletroyC#BTYSTE
The Trinity College Dublin award @BTYSTE has been won by Leah Shaw from Our Lady’s Bower Westmeath. Her project has the intriguing title ‘Citrus Peel - The answer to global drought’. Presented by our Dean of FEMS! #BTYSTE@tcddublin