YouTube is the best way to watch DSE videos. But if YouTube is not available on your internet connection, you can still watch the videos on this page. They are available in two versions:
- Flash (.flv) version – smaller file size
- Windows Media (.wmv) – larger files and higher quality video
You will need a player such as Windows Media Player, which comes with the Windows operating system. This will play the .wmv format. Another excellent player, available for Macintosh and Linux computers as well as Windows, is the VLC Media Player.
Jack Carey and Jamie Raleigh from O’Carolan College in Nobber, Co Meath talk about their project that investigates alternative materials being used in the retrieval of crime scene footprints.
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Tommy Collison, brother of 2005 winner Patrick Collison, from Castletroy College, Limerick, tells DSE about his project that examines the attitudes of secondary school students towards blogging.
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Calvin McLoughlin, Frank Armstrong and Thomas Endersby from Summerhill College in Sligo explain their project on non-Newtonian fluids and their uses in modern society.
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Hannah Hayes in fourth year in Midelton College in Cork explains her project exploring the principle of harnessing kinetic energy to recharge batteries.
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Eoin McAuley, Stefan Farrell and Ciaran Fagan from Castleknock College, Dublin, talk about their project that uses piezoelectric sensors to generate electricity for street lighting.
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Mairin Ryan, in second year at Our Lady’s Bower, Athlone, talks about her project on the physics of the musical saw.
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