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The top themes emerging from the project entries for the 2024 BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition (BTYSTE) have been revealed, with secondary school students from across the island of Ireland interested in learning more about AI, diversity & inclusion and mental health.
A new study has found that the Great Sphinx of Giza may have been shaped by wind erosion before being hand-carved by ancient Egyptians.
Thanks to an experiment that replicates the wind moving against once-shapeless mounds of clay, a new study suggests that erosion played a role in first sculpting the Great Sphinx of Giza.
Michela Cupello has been elected chair of the commission; Martha Anderson as vice chair; and Parice Bowser as secretary. Membership is made up of representatives from faculty, staff and students.