As part of our 25 weeks to celebrate 25 years of BT’s involvement in the Young Scientist & Technology exhibition we will be publishing a newsletter which features winners and some key Irish and global moments from certain years. This week we feature year 2001 & 2002 – who won, and what happened in Ireland and across the world in those years. Amazing what memories these historical milestones are bringing back.
BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition (BTYSTE)
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BTYSTE was set up in 1965 to encourage all second level students (12-19 years) across Ireland to take part and enter an enquiry based project to the BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition and thus foster their interest in STEM (Science Technology, Engineering and Maths). That is still the ethos of the exhibition almost 6 decades later. BTYSTE remains the longest running STEM initiative in Europe and the third longest in the world. The event which normally takes each January attracts some 10's of thousands of visitors each year making it the biggest educational event in the Irish schools calendar.
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Great event for those that can attend also features Ciara & Saoirse Murphy two of our winners from BTYSTE2025.
We are grateful to the women we have the privilege to work with, including our remarkable colleagues, customers, partners, suppliers, and community groups. 'Diversity is a fact, inclusion is a choice’ and helping everyone, regardless of their background, to have a sense of belonging is the right business decision. This Wednesday, we are looking forward to our virtual fireside chat with the remarkable Olympic athlete Ciara Mageean, one of Ireland’s most exceptional middle-distance runners, admired for her determination, competitive spirit, tactical awareness, and outstanding finishing ability. Ciara's story is a testament to the power of perseverance and the impact of embracing one's unique strengths. Contact Priscilla O'Regan to register. #IWD #InternationalWomensDay
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TACT AI ANNOUNCED AS BEST GROUP OF 2025 AND 16th BT YOUNG SCIENTIST BUSINESS BOOTCAMP Ashlee Keogh was named ‘Best Individual’ for her project ‘MagClean’ Conor O’Neill (17), Orla Buttimer (16), Dana Carney (15) and Toomas Donohoe (17) were the winning group. TactAI is a humanoid robot aimed at replacing human dependency and incorporating machine learning in specific situations. This hardwire sensored robot can significantly reduce the number of injuries and fatalities instead of underwater divers who can work in challenging and dangerous environments.
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Today marks the last day for the students at the 16th BT Young Scientist Business Bootcamp NovaUCD. In just a few minutes they will present their projects to our brilliant panel of judges. Dr. John A (Tony) Scott Brian O'Donovan Shay Walsh Anna-Marie Turley The students have been busy working on their projects throughout the week, #BTYSTE projects, and we’re really looking forward to seeing the results of that work later! Thanks to John Loftus Caroline Gill for their amazing work throughout the week and the BT Mentors who guided the students Claire Hanrahan Paul Hartnett Paula Morrell Eilish Nolan Anderson Fintan O'Connor Seamus Carter #BTYSTE #BusinessBootcamp #proudparentmoment https://lnkd.in/eikhFp2w
BT YS Business Bootcamp 2025
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Today marks the last day for the students at the 16th BT Young Scientist Business Bootcamp NovaUCD. In just a few minutes they will present their projects to our brilliant panel of judges. Dr. John A (Tony) Scott Brian O'Donovan Shay Walsh Anna-Marie Turley The students have been busy working on their projects throughout the week, #BTYSTE projects, and we’re really looking forward to seeing the results of that work later! Thanks to John Loftus Caroline Gill for their amazing work throughout the week and the BT Mentors who guided the students Claire Hanrahan Paul Hartnett Paula Morrell Eilish Nolan Anderson Fintan O'Connor Seamus Carter #BTYSTE #BusinessBootcamp #proudparentmoment https://lnkd.in/eikhFp2w
BT YS Business Bootcamp 2025
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Delighted this morning to welcome Dr. John A (Tony) Scott co-founder of the Young Scientist alongside Shay Walsh, MD of BT Ireland to officially open the 16th BT Young Scientist Business Bootcamp. They will also be part of the judging panel later in the week.
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A sunny start to the BTYSTE Business Bootcamp in NovaUCD - 6 teams all bonding & working well together. Looking forward to the few days ahead. John Loftus Mari Cahalane Caroline Gill
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We are so looking forward to meeting and working with the 16th BT Young Scientist Business Bootcamp. The 30 participating students will be representatives of 19 schools across 12 counties. It was created by BT to encourage participating BTYSTE students to develop key business and innovation skills. The most tangible benefit of the Bootcamp is the opportunity is gives to develop home grown talent among the brilliant alumni of BTYSTE and for them to make connections with past participants and their peers. John Loftus Mari Cahalane Shay Walsh BT Ireland
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Always a great event if you are in a school Limerick, Shannon, Claire, Tipperary and want to learn more about engineering as a college or career option #ExploreEngineering explore_engineering.ie
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