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Aoibheann Daly

News 09012026 No Repro Fee Stripe Young Scientist &Amp; Technology Exhibition Awards 2026 Patrick Collison, Cofounder Of Stripe And Minister For Education And Youth Hildegarde Naughton Td With Aoibheann Daly, A 4Th Year Student From Mercy Secondary School Mounthawk In Kerry, Winner Of The 2026 Stripe Young Scientist And Technology Exhibition, For Her Project “Glioscope: Multi-Task Deep Learning And Causal Ai For Glioma &Amp; Glioblastoma Profiling”. The Winning Project “Glioscope” Helps Doctors Improve The Treatment Of Brain Cancer By Allowing A Doctor To Predict What Genetic Mutation Is Likely To Be Present From A Simple Mri Brain Scan, So They Can Make Quicker Treatment Decisions And Reduce Risk For The Cancer Patient. Aoibheann Receives 7,500Euro And Will Represent Ireland At The European Union Contest For Young Scientists In September 2026. Photo Chris Bellew / Fennell Photography

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Young Scientist: Winner scoops prize for brain cancer diagnostic tool

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