15 projects from Kildare schools at Young Scientist Exhibition this week
A total of 15 projects from Kildare schools have been entered into the BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition 2023 which takes place in the RDS in Dublin week from Wednesday to Saturday.
There are four projects from Newbridge College:
- What is the best way to communicate complex topics with a non-expert?
- An investigation into the quickest path of an object under gravity.
- Optimising wind turbine efficiency.
- Forecasting an individual’s political leaning based-off their social media profile.
St Paul's Secondary School, Monasterevin has a project on: A Recreation of Pac-Man.
Clongowes Wood College, Clane has a project on: Passing Networks in Rugby Sevens – The Dependance of Boolean Success on Quantity of Passes within a Phase Chemical, Physical & Mathematical.
Coláiste Naomh Mhuire, Naas has two projects:
- Leonardo da Vinci’s Inventions: Comparing Yesterday With Today;
- Green habits - An app that helps users create eco-friendly habits Technology GroupHypo vs Hyper – An investigation into the awareness of the public into the differences between Hypoglycemia and Hyperglycemia.
Confey Community College has project: Creating a secure and accessible healthcare platform.
Maynooth Post Primary School has one project:
“An investigation into the practicality of proliferating blood transfusions and to discern why there has been a decline of donations in Ireland over recent years”
Gaelcholáiste Mhaigh Nuad Cluichí Teaglamacha in Maynooth has three projects:
- Conas a athraíonn na réitigh nuair a athraíonn na rialacha?
AEC le haghaidh AED (Aláram atá cost-éifeachtúil le haghaidh AED poiblí)
- An gcuireann claonadh sa mheán isteach ar torthaí AI bunaithe ar íomhánna cosúil le Google Lens?
Finally, Celbridge Community School has one project: Sláinte-Link: A Web3 based secure medical records system.