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Cliona O'Keeffe of Colaiste Muire, Ennis, whose project for this year's BT Young Scientist competition entitled "Comparative Study On The Biodegradability of Polycarbonates Derived From Various Sugars", involves the synthesis of various bio-plastics from non toxic raw materials which have naturally high biodegradability properties. Cliona aims to discover new and environmentally friendly plastics which rapidly decompose and could have a variety of uses in industry and everyday life. Photograph by John Kelly

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Cliona O'Keeffe of Colaiste Muire, Ennis, whose project for this year's BT Young Scientist competition entitled "Comparative Study On The Biodegradability of Polycarbonates Derived From Various Sugars", involves the synthesis of various bio-plastics from non toxic raw materials which have naturally high biodegradability properties. Cliona aims to discover new and environmentally friendly plastics which rapidly decompose and could have a variety of uses in industry and everyday life. Photograph by John Kelly