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The award winners at the 60th BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition 2024 have been announced at a ceremony in the RDS Dublin. Therese Gunning BT Ireland presents the 1st Junior Individual Award in the Biological and Ecological Sciences Category to Naomi Picovici from St. Leo's College Carlow for her project 'Herbs for Hives- An investigation into locally-sourced herbal treatments to combat Varroa mite infestation on Irish honeybees.' Naomi also won the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine Award for her project. Images from Fennell Photography
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Wren Stynes Zora Stojakovic from Tyndall College Carlow and their project 'Is TikTok the next pandemic?" at the BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition 2024. Therese Gunning, BT Ireland presents the 2nd Junior Group Award in the Health & Wellbeing Category to Wren Stynes and Zora Stojakovic, Tyndall College, Carlow for the project 'Is TikTok the next pandemic?'
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Wren Stynes Zora Stojakovic from Tyndall College Carlow and their project 'Is TikTok the next pandemic?" at the BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition 2024. Therese Gunning, BT Ireland presents the 2nd Junior Group Award in the Health & Wellbeing Category to Wren Stynes and Zora Stojakovic, Tyndall College, Carlow for the project 'Is TikTok the next pandemic?'
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Odhran Maxwell and Carrie Byrne from Tullow Community School Carlow and their project “If you repeat a lie often enough, people will believe it.” - An analysis of the correlation between age and how we perceive online misinformation" at the BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition 2024