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Rock, paper, scissors for Barry Cowen at Young Scientist Exhibition
It was a school day for Offaly TD Barry Cowen in the RDS on Thursday as he met some of the Offaly exhibitors at the BT Young Scientist Exhibition.
Enjoying one of the many Offaly entrants at the amazing Young Scientists exhibition today pic.twitter.com/QsHl5NPPyy
— Barry Cowen (@CowenBarry) January 9, 2020
In the clip above Barry was introduced to the project submitted by Tullamore College student Jean Carson.
Jean's project is entitled: Is Randomness Predictable? and is in the running in the Chemical, Physical & Mathematical Sciences section.
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