Fortis et Fidelis
Oisin Lavelle and Darragh Todd make it onto the Irish Examiner Science Report. Wifi affects plant growth, find budding scientists.Two budding scientists concerned about the effect of electricity pylons on crops have found that electromagnetic radiation from wifi has a significant effect on plant growth. Third-year students, Oisín Lavelle and Darragh Todd, both 14, from…
Four St. Macartan’s College students qualified to take part in this year’s BT Young Scientist Exhibition which took place at the RDS last week. Louis Madden from Clones and Ultan O’Rourke from Monaghan town presented a project entitled “Is the native Irish Arbutus unedo L. phylogenetically different to the mainland European Arbutus unedo L.” From…
Pi Day has become an annual event with lots of fun activities organised by Ms. C. Kierans. Over seventy students each holding a digit or point to make pi to the nearest decimal point The student who recited the most digits of Pi was Darren Doherty
Congratulations to 3rd Year students Darragh Todd and Oisín Lavelle and their teacher Ms. Maeve Mullen who recently attended and won a prize at the BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition in Dublin. Darragh and Oisín, both 14, came 2nd place in the Intermediate Biology and Ecology Section at the competition, which was celebrating its 50th event….
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