SciFest at SETU 2024

SciFest is a National STEM Fair Programme that inspire and promote excellence in STEM in second-level schools.

Established in 2006, SciFest was set up to encourage an interest in, and love of, the STEM subjects. It is designed to be as inclusive and accessible as possible. SciFest is now implemented at four distinct levels. Students are gathered at local/regional/national and international level to present and display their scientific investigations during one-day forum.

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Winners of Scifest Regionals at SETU 2024

Irish Science Teachers’ Association Award (ISTA Student Award)

Project: Properties of Light, Dual slit experiment and Particle wave duality.
By: Liam Shannon, Dylan Thomas
School: CBS Carrick on Suir

ESERO Discover Space Student Award , Discover Space Teacher Award

Project:  Rockets and Black Holes
By: Rhian Hallahan, Joshua Gray
School: CBS Dungarvan

SciFest Chemistry Student Award

Project: Volcano
By: Teegan Kavanagh
School: CBS Dungarvan

Dawn Meats Agricultural Science Award

Project: Growing grass without the need for chemical fertiliser
By: Fionn O Shuileabhanin
From: Meanscoil San Nicolas

Regeneron Life Sciences Award

To: Conor O Brien
School: Blackwater Community School

SciFest Maths in Science Award

Project: Hows does the HSES Emergency Department appear post covid
By:  Paul Keane
School: CBS Carrick on Suir

Huawei Communications Award

Project: Wave Particle Duality:
By: Liam Shannon, Dylan Thomas
School: Ard Scoil na Mara

Business Excellence Institute Award

Project: Building a wooden boat and bridge
By: Sean OLeary
School: CBS Dungarvan

SciFest Physics Award

Project:  An investigation of sound waves in relation to harmony and music
By: Zach O Keeffe
School: CBS Carrick on Suir

Intel Technology Award

Project: Space technology
By: Davin Giles
School: CBS Dungarvan

EirGrid Cleaner Climate Award

Project: Growing grass without the need for chemical fertiliser
By: Fionn O’Súilleabháin
School: Meanscoil San nicolas

Boston Scientific Medical Devices Award

Project: Cerebral palsy
By: Jamie Connolly
School: CBS Dungarvan

SciFest Runner-up Best Project Award

Project: Which Kitchen roll holds the most water
By: Rosin Hyland, Eve Ryan, Lauren Whelan
School: Colaiste an atha

SciFest Best Project Award

Project: Make up and bacteria
By: Anna Brooks Silva, Kamila Swider, Kate Smith
School: Colaiste an atha