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The following is a news release from Idaho STEM Action Center. POCATELLO — Student projects from American Heritage Charter School in Idaho Falls earned both Best in Fair awards at the 2023 Eastern Idaho Science and Engineering Fair, and one from Alturas Preparatory Academy in Idaho Falls garnered Fair Runner Up. They were among 28 […]

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s rapid adaptation to the COVID-19 pandemic in education has been praised by the president of King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology. Munir Al-Desouki was speaking at a panel discussion at the Future of Education, Science and Culture International Organizations Forum in Riyadh on Wednesday. Titled “Rapid Fire: The Future Outlook of The Energy

Tri-state Science and Engineering Fair set for March 9 at USI March 8, 2023 WHO: Over 150 local K-12 students will showcase their science and engineering projects to judges comprised of over 50 USI faculty, staff, and area STEM professionals. WHAT: The USI Tri-State Science and Engineering Fa

A young County Roscommon woman was recently awarded the NUI Prize in Education for 2022 after she achieved the highest mark/performance in the Professional…

Oklahoma City – Students in grades 6-12 at the ASTEC Charter Schools recently presented their works in areas of Engineering, Social Studies, Art and other subjects in the enclosed area

The Sligo Engineering Fair will return for its fifth annual event on Sunday, March 5, at Atlantic Technological University Sligo campus from 12pm to 5pm. The Sl...

Nearly two dozen Pikes Peak region students are invited to participate in state and international science fairs, the Pikes Peak Regional Science and Engineering Fair announced at its awards presentation

Stanford Schools hosted its regional Science Fair on Tuesday morning to give students the opportunity to work in a chosen scientific field.

Winners will now advance to the Minnesota State Science and Engineering Fair on Friday, March 24, at the RiverCentre in St. Paul.

GILL — When Northfield Mount Hermon School senior Angus Chang engineered an artificial leaf, a sustainable battery of microalgae and metal suspended in hydrogel, he felt his creation was too simple to consider impressive. After all, Chang’s...