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The Georgia Science and Engineering Fair (GSEF) recognizes Georgia’s students for their original research and problem solving skills. Awards will be announced here live on April 15, 2021 at 4:30 p.m. For more information about GSEF, click here. 

Study of bacteria growth on masks among winning topics for Perham students at Minnesota science fair Nine Perham Senior High school students competed in the 2021 Minnesota State Science & Engineering Fair from March 26 to March 28 after moving forward from the regional competition. Four of these nine students received awards at the state level. Written By: Elizabeth Vierkant | × Audrey Tumberg, Elayna Kawlewski, Jaxon Bain, and Clara Tangen each won awards at the 20...

Jake mixed agar solution to complete plant tissue culture in the school lab for his research project. Jake Zajkowski, Anthony Wayne High School senior, was recently recognized at the Northwest Ohio Science & Engineering Fair. Jake placed 1st overall in the fair, and will advance to the International Science & Engineering Fair to be held in May. Jake has studied hydroponic lettuce in the high school agriculture greenhouse for the past three years. This year, Jake conducted research on increasing...

More than 140 projects were uploaded to this year’s online Science Odyssey sponsored by the Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District, proving that not even a pandemic could stand in the way of students showcasing their love of science.  Instead of displaying their projects on the traditional tri-fold presentation boards, students submitted their projects to zFairs, an online science fair platform. The platform, which also hosted this year’s Alameda County Science & Engineer...

Investing in infrastructure is something almost all Idahoans can agree on, yet we haven’t got it down. This might be the year we can make to make the compromises and get started on it. It’s one of mine and Gov. Brad Little’s top legislative priorities. More Headlines

WATERLOO — DeKalb High School students won major awards in the 33rd annual Hoosier Science and Engineering Fair, which was judged virtually last week, the school announced. Christopher Schweitzer, Sydney Hefty and Matthias Hefty were selected to compete in the Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair, which will be judged May 3-6 through videoconferencing. Matthias Hefty placed first overall among freshmen in the Hoosier Science and Engineering Fair, receiving a plaque and $500...

Natalie McGee’s could help save an important underwater resource. The Mt. Lebanon High School junior’s research and experimentation focusing on a seldom-studied marine animal earned her a divisional first-place finish in the recent Pittsburgh Regional Science and Engineering Fair. Perhaps more importantly, “Examining the Effects of Marine Microplastics on Porifera Microbial Filtration” pursues a potential avenue toward reversing the disappearance of earth’s coral reefs....

Qualifying for the state-level fair are as follows: • Isabella Budak, Angola High School • Ava Budak, Angola High School • Emma Creager, Fremont Middle School • Aubree Kepler, Hendry Park Elementary School • Macy Newhard, Hendry Park Elementary School • Piper McGregor, Ryan Park Elementary School • Mikaela Kolar, Ryan Park Elementary School The 33rd annual Hoosier Science and Engineering Fair will be a virtual event, sponsored by the Science Education Foundati...

ANGOLA — DeKalb County schools are sending 13 students to the Hoosier Science and Engineering Fair.

Courtesy: Carnegie Science Center   TribLIVEs Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. Among the casualties that resulted from the start of the pandemic one year ago was the Carnegie Science Center’s Pittsburgh Regional Science & Engineering Fair, a tradition that began in 1940. The start of the covid-19 crisis made holding the fair, usually scheduled for March, impossible to do in person and organizers didn’t have enough ...