Stripe Young Scientist 2027

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May 8, 2026, 3:24:17 PM (5 days ago) May 8
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Dear all,

Please find below information about the Stripe Young Scientist competition for 2027. 

Best wishes,

Kate
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Subject: Stripe YSTE 2027 entry details and webinar series


Dear teachers, 


We are thrilled to announce that entries for the Stripe Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition 2027 are officially open!

As we look toward another year of innovation, we want to extend a warm invitation to schools across the country to join the Stripe YSTE community - we truly believe that every school has a story to tell and a “what if” to explore. To get a sense of the energy, brilliance, and community that awaits your students this coming January, check out our highlights video: The future of Irish science starts here | Stripe YSTE 2026

Why get involved in 2027? 

At its heart, Stripe YSTE is a platform for students to challenge conventional wisdom, sharpen their critical thinking, and build a sense of confidence that stays with them long after the event.

We understand that taking that first step can feel like a big endeavour. That is why we have focused on making the exhibition more accessible than ever. With ever-increasing support for students—from the accommodation grant, food vouchers, and a new prize fund—we’re excited to provide a unique, collaborative experience that brings science to life outside of the classroom. 

How to enter? 

New for 2027: Teacher and student webinar series 

We are delighted to introduce a new webinar series designed to support both teachers and students through the project submission phase. Please see the details below to mark your calendars; we look forward to seeing you there! 

  • Teacher webinar: This year’s Educator of Excellence Award winners, Mary Gorey and Anthony Carolan, will share reflections from their own teacher journey with Stripe YSTE, offering a peer-to-peer perspective and practical insights for those of you guiding students through their projects this year.

    • Date: Wednesday, 6 May

    • Time: 5:00 p.m. IST

    • Webinar link

    • Passcode: 791946

  • Student webinar: This year’s Stripe YSTE winner, Aoibheann Daly, from Mercy Secondary School Mounthawk, Tralee, will share her experience of the exhibition, alongside helpful tips and encouragement for any student considering an entry this year. Please do share the following details onward with students:

    • Date: Thursday, 7 May

    • Time: 5:00 p.m. IST

    • Webinar link

    • Passcode: 097535

Stay connected

We would be thrilled to welcome your school into the Stripe YSTE community this year. Our exhibition grows more vibrant with every new voice and fresh perspective, and we would love for your students to be a part of that story this coming January at the RDS.

Please know that our teams are here to support you in any way we can. If you have any questions or feedback, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with our teams via ys...@yste.ie (entry process queries) and strip...@stripe.com (all other queries). In the meantime, please do follow us on our socials to get a feel for the exhibition and see what our community is up to throughout the year. We can’t wait to hear from you.

Warm regards,

The Stripe YSTE team

The future of Irish science starts here | Stripe YSTE 2026



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