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2021 New Mexico Science And Engineering Fair Results
SCIENCE FAIR News:
This year science fairs are online rather than in-person posters and presentations. The 2021 Final New Mexico Science and Engineering Fair was Saturday, April 17 with results announced April 20.
Students from schools across New Mexico competed to perform research and present their results to judging panels.
Top projects selected in the regional fairs of New Mexico met at the State Fair, at which seven high school students (comprising five projects) were selected to go onto the International Fair representing New Mexico. The State level is the last competition for the junior (middle and elementary school) students.
LAHS Students Garner Top 3 Spots In 2021 State Science And Engineering Fair Senior Division Going To Intl’. Meet - 10:08 am
This year’s event was held virtually, but several students who received awards also participated two years ago when this photo was taken. Courtesy/LAPS
LAPS News:
Los Alamos High School students garnered the top three spots in the senior division of the 2021 New Mexico Science and Engineering Fair held virtually earlier this month. They will now move on to the International Science & Engineering Fair (ISEF).
This year’s ISEF Finalists include:
1st: Robert Strauss: “Neuromorphic Computing: Simulating the Brain’s Visual Cortex”