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Galway professor honoured as she is elected Member of the Royal Irish Academy

Professor of Medicine at University of Galway Fidelma Dunne said she is honoured to have been elected as a Member of the Royal Irish Academy (RIA), the highest academic honour in Ireland.

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Laois Nationalist — Dublin third year students announced as BT Young Scientist winners

Aditya Joshi (15) and Aditya Kumar (16) claimed the top prize for their project on the Bernoulli quadrisection problem.

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Carlow Nationalist — Dublin third year students announced as BT Young Scientist winners

Aditya Joshi (15) and Aditya Kumar (16) claimed the top prize for their project on the Bernoulli quadrisection problem.

County fingalRoss oboyleAditya kumarNorma foleyPat guiryMuireann duffyAditya joshiMathematical sciencesPortmarnock community collegeDepartment of educationBt young scientist technology exhibitionSynge streetNew methodBernoulli quadrisectionEuropean union contestYoun scientist

Waterford News and Star — Dublin third year students announced as BT Young Scientist winners

Aditya Joshi (15) and Aditya Kumar (16) claimed the top prize for their project on the Bernoulli quadrisection problem.

County fingalRoss oboyleAditya kumarNorma foleyPat guiryMuireann duffyAditya joshiMathematical sciencesPortmarnock community collegeDepartment of educationBt young scientist technology exhibitionSynge streetNew methodBernoulli quadrisectionEuropean union contestYoun scientist

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