Young Scientists Contest
 

The 16th European Union Contest for Young Scientists

Opening Day, 26 September 2004, Dublin Ireland

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Dr. Tony Scott Dr. Rainer Gerold at the opening ceremony of the Young Scientists Contest 2004 Dr. Rainer Gerold at the opening ceremony of the Young Scientists Contest 2004 Speakers at the opening ceremony of the Young Scientists Contest 2004 - Dr. Tony Scott, Dr. Rainer Gerold, Sarah Flannery and Dr. Bill Harris Audience at Opening Ceremony of the Young Scientists Contest 2004
Pictured addressing the audience is Dr Tony Scott, Host Organiser. Dr Rainer Gerold, Director Science and Society, European Commission addresses the audience at the opening ceremony of the European Union Young Scientists Contest at UCD Belfield, Dublin. The 16th EU Young Scientists Contest was opened today(Sunday 26th) by Dr.
Tony Scott(left) Host Organiser who is pictured talking to Dr. Rainer Gerold, Director, Science and Society, European Commission, Sarah Flannery, 1999 winner and guest speaker at the opening ceremony and Dr. Bill Harris, DG, Science Foundation Ireland.		 The young scientists and audience listen to the opening addresses at the EU Young Scientists Contest at UCD Belfield, Dublin.
1999 winner of the Young Scientists Exhibition, Sarah Flannery flew from the United States to address the audience at the opening ceremony. Sarah Flannery (January 1999) The Institute of Physics in Ireland had a Manometric Analyser on display, designed in 1862 by Dr Rudolph Konic in Paris. Young members of the public get hands-on experience of the organs of the body at the opening ceremony at UCD Belfield, Dublin. Visitors of the participating projects stands.
1999 winner of the Young Scientists Exhibition, Sarah Flannery flew from the United States to address the audience at the opening ceremony. Esat Telecom Young Scientist of the Year Sarah Flannery ( 16) a student at Scoil Mhuire Gan Smal, Blarney Cork . (January 99) The Institute of Physics in Ireland had a Manometric Analyser on display, designed in 1862 by Dr Rudolph Konic in Paris. Members of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland allow young members of the public get hands-on experience of the organs of the body at the opening ceremony at UCD Belfield, Dublin. Visitors were keen to see the range of scientific experiments at the 16th EU Young Scientists Contest which was opened in Dublin today, Sunday 26th September.