SurfWax News Index  |  Track News  |  Save/Exchange Information |  About Us News and Articles on Engineering Fair Archives: Engineering Fair Students at FHHS are capturing science awards nationwide  Nov 27, 2008 Thursday November 27, 2008. Shown from left are Principal Saul Gootnick; students Natalie Alberman, Sofya Kalantarova, Pukar Hamal, Chandrika Sridharamurthy and Lusine Galoyan; and Assistant Principals Roz Fitzgerald and Karl Hoffman. (Queens Chronicle, NY) Georgia and North Carolina Teens Honored for Research in Biochemistry and Genetics in Nation's Premier High School Science Competition  Nov 23, 2008 Mr. Wickramasekara has participated in various science competitions including the 2008 Intel International Science and Engineering Fair, the North Carolina State Science and Engineering Fair and the North Carolina Junior Science Humanities Symposium. He is an Eagle Scout in the Boy Scouts of America and dreams of one day owning his own biotech startup, specializing in personalized medicine. (PR Newswire) Wonder Kids From Texas and New Mexico Honored for Outstanding Chemistry and Computer Science Research at the Nation's Premier High School Science Competition  Nov 17, 2008 His various honors in science include recognition from the likes of: US National Chemistry Olympiad, USA Biology Olympiad, and Yale Science and Engineering Fair. He is the recipient of the Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science Summer Research Scholarship (2008), National Merit Semifinalist (2008), as well as an inductee to the National Honor Society. (PR Newswire) Intel commits $120 million to science programs  Oct 21, 2008 The funding from the Intel Foundation for its long-time science competition partner Society for Science ublic supports the company's Intel Science Talent Search and Intel International Science and Engineering Fair ... It extends its title sponsorships of the Intel Science Talent Search, which began in 1998, through 2016, and the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair, which began in 1996, through 2019 ... Society for Science ublic (SSP), a nonprofit organization dedicated to public... (EETimes) Intel commits $120M for science awards  Oct 21, 2008 The funding from the Santa Clara-based Intel's (NASDAQ:INTC) Intel Foundation supports the Science Talent Search and Intel International Science and Engineering Fair ... International student participation in the Intel International Science Engineering Fair, which is currently at about 30 percent, will be increased in part through an outreach program with student research programs at its core, Intel said. (San Jose Business Journal, CA) Motorola Supports Student Achievement in Science and Math, Competitiveness in Knowledge-Based Economy  Sep 9, 2008 Examples of this year's grant recipients include: -- American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES) in Albuquerque, N.M. -- The AISES National American Indian Science and Engineering Fair and Expo inspires American Indian and Alaska Native students from all 50 states to pursue their interest in science and engineering through in-person and virtual presentations of research, access to role models and mentors, and hands-on demonstrations of scientific and engineering innovations across... (PR Newswire) Texas Instruments Foundation inducts 10 teachers into its STEM Academy  Aug 22, 2008 Each year, Johnston has students that qualify for the State Science and Engineering Fair. -- Karrie Kellerman, Apollo Junior High, Richardson ISD. Kellerman teaches seventh-grade pre-AP and block mathematics. (PR Newswire) Alicia Schiller is Central Lee teacher  Aug 14, 2008 Personally, it would have to be taking my high school science research project to the International Science and Engineering Fair two times in 1995 and 1997. That was something that I had always dreamed of doing and set my mind to it. (Keokuk Daily Gate City, IO) Inly student wins third straight state science far  Aug 7, 2008 Ricky Housley has won the grand prize at the Middle School State Science & Engineering Fair for three straight years ... After winning the grand prize in the Middle School State Science & Engineering Fair two years in a row, Inly School student Ricky Housley still saw room for improvement ... This fall, Housley begins ninth grade at Boston University Academy, and next year he will enter the state High School Science & Engineering Fair. (Scituate Mariner, MA) Local boy's bright idea earns state science award  Jul 28, 2008 Gribov and his friend and fellow student Adi Panchamoorthy were one of three teams to win a CleanTech award during June's Massachusetts State Science and Engineering Fair. "My mom had gotten me a little kit with a solar cell," said Gribov, who lives with his family in Newton but attends AMSA in Marlborough. (Marlborough Enterprise, MA) He's looking for new energy sources  Jun 28, 2008 He recently won second place in the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair, for which he was awarded a $120,000 scholarship to Drexel University. This summer, the United States Army and Navy invited him to speak at an Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association war-fighting conference in Virginia Beach. (Florida Times-Union) President Bush Appoints 2008-2009 Class of White House Fellows  Jun 27, 2008 In 1994, she received the Grand Prize at the International Science and Engineering Fair for her research on software speech recognition. Sarita's humor writing has appeared in the New York Times, and she has received a first offer on her upcoming memoir, Indian in Indiana: Adventures of a Misfit from America's Heartland. (White House News Releases) June Bradlaw, research biologist for the FDA's in vitro unit; at 71  Jun 19, 2008 In recent years, she was a judge of the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair for high school students. Two weeks before her death, she traveled to Atlanta to judge the 2008 contest. (Boston Globe) Allen student receives award at 2008 ExxonMobil Texas Science and Engineering Fair  Jun 16, 2008 Camden Miller, left, is congratulated by Dr. Bernard A. Harris, the first black astronaut to walk in space, on her first grand prize award during the 2008 ExxonMobil Texas Science and Engineering Fair ... SAN ANTONIO Top honors were awarded to one Allen student during the 2008 ExxonMobil Texas Science and Engineering Fair April 10-12 in San Antonio ... Miller received an all-expenses paid trip to compete in the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair from May 11-17 in Atlanta. (McKinney Courier-Gazette, TX) ABS-CBN Official Statement  Jun 11, 2008 Fish mucus with antimicrobial properties, microtremor devices that detect natural vibrations of the ground and marine bacteria used as antibacterial agents against major rice diseases - These are just some of the science projects made by young Filipino students that have won honor for the Philippines in the annual Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (Intel ISEF). DAVID DIZON/abs-cbnNEWS.com (6/10/2008 11:19:35 AM). (ABS CBN News) Clovis West student 2nd in Atlanta  Jun 9, 2008 A Clovis West High School student recently won a second-place award at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair in Atlanta. Nilesh Tripuraneni, a Clovis West junior, finished second out of about 180 projects in the physics and astronomy category, the Fresno County Office of Education announced. (Fresno Bee -- Local) At our best: June 9  Jun 9, 2008 Elliott Chad Finn, Robert Michael Livesay and Hannah Rose Lorenz of Crescent Valley High School received the Fourth Place Grand Award for Team Projects and 500 at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (Intel ISEF) for their project, Development of a Rapid Assay Test to Identify Potential Sources of Salt Tolerance in Wild Oregon Strawberry (Fragaria sp. Populations. (Corvallis Gazette Times, OR) Go green with chilli marker pen!  Jun 5, 2008 Venkatraman and Kulkarni have returned after showcasing their innovations at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (IISEF) in the US last month. They bagged the third prize beating nearly 1,500 young innovators from across the world. (India Times) Go green with chilly marker pen, papaya mosquito repellent  Jun 5, 2008 Venkatraman and Kulkarni have returned after showcasing their innovations at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (IISEF) in the US last month. . (Sify.com, India) SCRAPS PROJECT A BIG WINNER ... Kidnapping victim dies ... Trash pile fees changed ... Facade piece is no longer missing ... No injuries in shooting ... St. Martinville city police join Internet task force ... St. Mary Council audit shows surplus ... HOME IS WHERE THE HEART IS AT THIS CAMP ... Man charged in fatal stabbing ... IPSB tax talk ... Rental property issues highlight agenda ... 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SCRAPS has seen three trips to the International Science and Engineering Fair, endured countless hours of judging and placed first out of 1,500 students throughout the world, he said. (New Iberia, LA) Local whiz kid works smarter at Intel Fair  Jun 3, 2008 COURTESY PHOTO Lucia Mocz, shown at a state science competition, competed successfully in Atlanta during the recent Intel International Science and Engineering Fair ... Mililani High School junior Lucia Mocz, who has won top awards at state and international science competitions, continued her wins at the recent Intel International Science and Engineering Fair in Atlanta ... She and her brother, Philip, one year older, led Hawaii's delegation to the Intel Fair in 2006 after taking top prizes at... (Honolulu Star-Bulletin) improve the memories of Alzheimer’s patients.  May 31, 2008 Doherty, who has not yet selected a college, placed third at the state science fair and was invited to represent Massachusetts at the International Science and Engineering Fair in Atlanta, Ga. earlier this month, where her project placed in the top 50 among hundreds of social science entries, said her mother, Patti Jo Doherty, a first grade teacher at Chamberlain Elementary School. (Allston Brighton TAB, MA) More of this story  May 30, 2008 Honors: Grand prize winner at NorthEast Ohio Science and Engineering Fair (NEOSEF) for his Distributed Intelligence Project simulating ant populations. Second place award at the national competition from the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence. (Cleveland Jewish News, OH) Full Story...  May 30, 2008 Then from May 11 through May 17, Soli competed in Atlanta at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair. In that competition, he placed third in the Energy and Transportation division and won 1,000. (Albert Lea Tribune, MN) Students win big at international science fair  May 30, 2008 When Tom Coburn and two fellow students from the high school arrived earlier this month at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair in Atlanta, Ga. they failed to grasp the scope of the competition and the size of the exhibition hall, at least at first. (Hopkinton Town Crier, MA) Saying farewell to high school  May 29, 2008 This school year she was chosen to attend the International Science and Engineering Fair in Atlanta, where she unveiled her project: a search for proteins that can be used as vaccines against a certain type of pneumonia. All serious stuff. (The Clarion-Ledger) South Dakotans win science prizes  May 27, 2008 MITCHELL, S.D. - Two South Dakota high school students have received first-place awards at the 2008 International Science and Engineering Fair in Atlanta. (114). (Rapid City Journal, SD) Burlington student's project recognized at national science fair  May 24, 2008 Dyer was one of 15 students and 11 projects selected to represent the Bay Area Science and Engineering Fair in Ottawa. The Bay Area group won five awards and more than $46,000 in scholarships, research grants and cash. (Burlington Post) 100 highlights from 100 years at CHS  May 24, 2008 Brandon and Brian Reavis win at 2007 International Science and Engineering Fair. 92. (Cody Enterprise, WY) Innovation centres soon for students, says Sibal  May 23, 2008 Mr. Sibal was speaking at a function to honour students who had participated in the international pre-college science and engineering fair organised by the IT major Intel in the U.S. recently. In all, eight students from India participated in the fair and seven won awards in different categories. (Hindu) Canada's brightest science students win big at Intel International Science and Engineering Fair, world's largest science fair  May 20, 2008 ATLANTA, May 20 /CNW/ - Twelve of Canada's brightest young scientists are bringing home 19 awards from the Intel Science and Engineering Fair (Intel ISEF) that took place in Atlanta Georgia last week. These 12 students, members of Intel ISEF Team Canada, have been recognized for their achievements from among 1,500 high school students from over 51 countries. (Canada Newswire) Rio Rancho’s own 2008 Presidential Scholar  May 18, 2008 She s in Atlanta this week for the 2008 International Science and Engineering Fair, where she s among five Rio Rancho High School qualifiers. She was nominated for the prestigious honor by teacher Robert Keeney. (Rio Rancho Observer, NM) FHS trio earn sci fair honors  May 18, 2008 Top honors were awarded to three Friendswood students during the 2008 ExxonMobil Texas Science and Engineering Fair, held recently in San Antonio ... We are proud to support initiatives, such as the ExxonMobil Texas Science and Engineering Fair, which encourage young people to investigate science and math topics they may not have the opportunity to explore inside a classroom, said Truman Bell, senior program officer for education and diversity, ExxonMobil Foundation ... We are proud of our... (Friendswood Journal, TX) 2 from Hudson are big winners at Intel Fair  May 17, 2008 Eric Delgado, a senior at Bayonne High School, made his third appearance at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair in Atlanta, winning the Best in Category award and the First Place Award in microbiology as well as the Seaborg SIYSS award. The awards won Delgado $8,000, a laptop and a trip to Stockholm, Sweden, for a youth forum during the Nobel Prize ceremonies in December. (NJ.com) Calgary students compete for top international science honours  May 16, 2008 When Calgary high school students Daniel Bezdek, Mate Bezdek and Eden Full travel to Atlanta, Georgia for the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair, held from May 11 to 17, as part of Team Canada, they will be facing off against top science students from around the world for over $4 million in scholarships and the chance to impress the judges with their projects. As far as science fairs go, this is the Olympic medal round. (Calgary Herald) News from the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair  May 16, 2008 The exhibit hall at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta, where more than 1,500 high school students from around the world are taking part in the Intel International Science and Engineering FairIvan Oransky ... This week, "Where Are They Now?" columnist Laura Vanderkam and managing editor, online, Ivan Oransky, are in Atlanta for the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair. (Scientific American) Parents OK with CGESD schools  May 16, 2008 -- The board recognized the eighth-grade winners at the Arizona Science and Engineering Fair: Kara Dawson's "Swimming Pool Chlorine and its Effect on Plants"; Jeremy Ballester's "Generating Wind Power"; Bishop Guerrero, Javier Lazcano and Anthony Reyna's "Wind Tunnel"; Amanda Morris, Larissa Amador and Rachel Osei's "Rapid Pulse Cinema"; Bryette Sipes and Megan Paytosh's "Hydroponics"; and Emily Ormeroid and Celina Tate's "Shaping Your Thoughts.". Casa Grande Valley Newspapers Inc. 2008. (Casa Grande Valley Newspapers, AZ) Young inventors battle it out  May 15, 2008 TEN of Malaysias brightest young minds are now in Atlanta, Georgia, in the United States, where they are among the 1,557 young scientists and inventors competing in the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (Intel ISEF) 2008 from May 11 to 16. The fair is the worlds largest pre-college science competition with over 50 participating countries competing for scholarships and awards worth up to US$4mil (RM13. (The Star Online, Malaysia) Conroe ISD briefs  May 14, 2008 Four students qualified for and competed in the State Science and Engineering Fair in San Antonio. Kyle Koliba, Corey Rollins, Tyler Mrosko and Natalie Marshall had a tremendous showing at this level of science competition this year. (Conroe Courier, TX) Where Are They Now? Intel and Westinghouse Finalists  May 13, 2008 This week, as another of Intel's projects, the International Science and Engineering Fair, gets underway in Atlanta, we'll highlight three past finalists, and we'll be on hand at the festival to blog from it live as students present their work and wait eagerly to see who's won. We invite past Westinghouse and Intel Science Talent Search winners and finalists to to participate in this series. (Scientific American) Super Bowl of science kicks off  May 13, 2008 A senior at Miller Grove High in Lithonia, he wants to learn as much as he can at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair this week in Atlanta ... Daisuke Kiyomoto sets up a display Monday during the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair ... HOW TO ATTEND The public is invited to attend the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair on Thursday. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Metro) Research projects reward Alpena students  May 11, 2008 They are in Atlanta this week at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair ... They had three mentors on the project, Alpena science and engineering fair sponsor Mark Welch, Alpena FFA sponsor Chris Adams and Dr. Dirk Phillip from the University of Arkansas. (Buffalo Reflex, MO) Gulan state winner of Stockholm water prize  May 10, 2008 Gulan was the senior high division winner in the water quality category at the 58th North Dakota State Science and Engineering Fair, held April 3-4 at North Dakota State University. Selected for his project, An Investigation into the Water Quality of Regional Lakes, Gulan and his science teacher, Marcus Friskop, will receive a 1,000 travel grant from North Dakota Water Environment Association and will represent the state at the national competition June 19-21 in Orlando, Fla. (Wahpeton Daily News, ND) EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION AWARDSImprovingthe worldwith science61 local students aiming high  May 8, 2008 Abudayyeh plans to present the findings of his ongoing project next month at the Intel International Science & Engineering Fair in Atlanta -- to be followed by more research this fall during his first semester at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He's looking to change the world through science. (Kalamazoo Gazette, MI) Bacteria\'s new enemy ... Sign dispute ends in arrest ... Cops looking for a suspect bust different Linn Creek residents for meth ... Macks Creek\'s new mayor jumps right into \'overwhelming\' new role ... Bagnell Dam reduced to one lane next week ... Mayor breaks tie vote for Camdenton hotel ... Medicare basics class offered ... 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Stockwell put brass and copper push-plates on bathroom doors at three lake area schools to see if the metal properties eradicated germs. They did, according to his findings.Photos provided Bacteria's new enemy  May 8, 2008 Tuscumbia student's war on germs earns trip to International Science and Engineering Fair ... His latest research project has gained widespread recognition and the opportunity to compete in the International Science and Engineering Fair this weekend ... On Sunday, he will compete in the International Science and Engineering Fair in Atlanta, Ga. (Camdenton Lake Sun Leader, MO) /R E P E A T -- Media Alert/Photo Opportunity - Meet Canada's brightest young scientists as they prepare for World's Largest Science Fair, Intel International Science and Engineering Fair/  May 8, 2008 R E P E A T -- Media Alert/Photo Opportunity - Meet Canada's brightest young scientists as they prepare for World's Largest Science Fair, Intel International Science and Engineering Fair ... INTEL INTERNATIONAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING FAIR ... INTEL INTERNATIONAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING FAIR - More on this organization. (Canada Newswire) Laurel School's Marissa Glynias hits the right a cappella notes  May 8, 2008 Along with her numerous awards and recognition for musical performance and composition, the daughter of Linda and Manuel Glynias of Westlake is an AP Scholar With Distinction and a Northeastern Ohio Science and Engineering Fair award winner for an independent research project that analyzed the sonic distortion in buildings throughout Northeast Ohio. Marissa will continue her education at Harvard University. (Cleveland.com -- News) Education briefs  May 3, 2008 Hanna Tait and Christina Bray, both eighth-graders at The John Cooper School, took grand prize and first place, respectively, in their division at the 2008 Exxon Mobile Texas Science & Engineering Fair in San Antonio April 10-12. Their project, Buffalo or Brush Hog, researches methods for restoring prairie grass. (Conroe Courier, TX) 25th Lincoln Middle School anniversary  May 2, 2008 A recent highlight for the school, which has had as many as 1,600 students back in 1990 (and 847 now), were the Rail Runner Express train rides to and from the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair at the Albuquerque Convention Center last spring. Speaking of science, Satriana also told students about the two school-wide gas evacuations caused by the science department. (Rio Rancho Observer, NM) Young science wizards from Rio Rancho schools  Apr 20, 2008 More than 350 young science wizards from around New Mexico competed in the 56th annual New Mexico Science and Engineering Fair April 4 and 5 on the New Mexico Tech campus in Socorro. Vaughn and Ford Carty, Rio Rancho High School students and twins, won the Senior Division Grand Awards, Team Award, which will guarantee them an all-expenses paid trip to the International Science and Engineering Fair in Atlanta, Ga ... The Senior Division Grand Award is the highest award given by New Mexico Science... (Rio Rancho Observer, NM) Thumbs up, thumbs down  Apr 12, 2008 In addition, the two top winners of the Senior Division will compete in the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair in Atlanta from May 12 through May 17. Good luck in the next round of competition. (Fresno Bee) Saturday Thumbs  Apr 12, 2008 The two second-graders teamed up to win first place in their division last weekend at the Washington State Science and Engineering Fair in Bremerton. Their winning experiment - "How Far Will the Arrow Go?" - examined how force (the distance the bow string is drawn back) and angle (the elevation of the bow at the moment of release) influences the distance the arrow travels. (Longview Daily News, WA) Fresno County students join science fair  Apr 11, 2008 Nearly 600 Fresno County students in sixth through 12th grades entered projects in the 55th annual Central California Regional Science, Mathematics and Engineering Fair, held last week at the Fresno Fairgrounds Commerce Building ... In addition, the two top winners of the Senior Division will compete in the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair in Atlanta from May 12 through May 17. (Fresno Bee -- Local) SHS Bhargo and Chau take science project to International Fair  Apr 10, 2008 Deepika Bhargo and Linda Chau, both students at Somerville High School, will attend the International Science and Engineering Fair in Atlanta, GA May 11-16. Bhargo and Chau are representing Region IV of Massachusetts - which includes high schools in Lexington, Peabody, and Chelsea with their science project entitled Potential Cancer Curing Compounds. (Somerville Journal, MA) Lomax,aWestBladen freshman,starsatstate (106)  Apr 9, 2008 When 270 intelligent young minds gathered recently for the State Science and Engineering Fair for North Carolina, one West Bladen student found his name high atop the winners list ... Lomax was chosen to attend the I-Sweep International Sustainability, Energy and Environmental Fair on May 2 through 4 in Houston, Texas, and as an alternate for the INTEL International Science and Engineering Fair in Atlanta, Ga ... The State Science and Engineering Fair is designed to generate enthusiasm and gain... (Elizabethtown Bladen Journal, NC) 5th-through 8th-graders take turn at Science Fair  Apr 8, 2008 In the first portion of the fair last month, high school students showed off their projects and competed for prizes and the opportunity to represent the county in the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair next month in Atlanta. "Year after year I am amazed at how much time and effort the kids put into their projects," Journal Marketing Director Sharon Pizzutiello said. (NJ.com) Inquiring minds - Students converge on UM campus to show off science projects  Apr 8, 2008 The grand award winners will have their way paid to the International Science and Engineering Fair on May 11-17 in Atlanta. Reporter Rob Chaney can be reached at 523-5382 or at. (Missoulian, MT) Science fair standouts  Apr 6, 2008 NANCEE E. LEWIS / Union-Tribune The four top winners of the 54th annual Greater San Diego Science and Engineering Fair are Ronit Abramson (left), 16, of Canyon Crest Academy; Casey Fu, 15, of Torrey Pines High School; Rui Jin, 16, of Scripps Ranch High School; and Paul Tran, 15, of Preuss School ... Casey was one of four sweepstakes winners in the senior division of the 54th annual Greater San Diego Science and Engineering Fair ... Online: To see the list of winners from the 54th annual Greater... (San Diego Union-Tribune) Science fair brings lessons to life  Apr 5, 2008 Krivosnik took first place overall Friday in the South Dakota School of Mines & Technology's 53rd annual High Plains Regional Science and Engineering Fair, which provided area students the opportunity to learn through hands-on experimentation. More than 300 middle- and high school students competed in the biological sciences, physical sciences, social sciences or team project divisions. (Rapid City Journal, SD) State science fair honors young wizards  Apr 4, 2008 Computer science students who took the top two senior research awards at last year's State Science and Engineering Fair are repeat winners this year but traded places ... State and district fair finalists will represent Hawaii at the International Science and Engineering Fair May 11-17 in Atlanta. (Honolulu Star-Bulletin) Science Fair Gives College Hopefuls a Boost  Apr 4, 2008 "This gets better every year," said Lisa Clarke, manager in charge of organizing the Central Utah Science and Engineering Fair host last week by BYU. "The level of the students' projects deepens." ... In addition, the winners of this contest are given a chance to go on and compete in the International Science and Engineering Fair, where hundreds of thousands of dollars are offered to the contest winners. (The Daily Universe, UT) Scientific kids show results  Apr 3, 2008 DENNIS ODA / Kayla Vainerere, a Kahuku High junior, showed yesterday different water samples she collected from five beaches on the North Shore and from the Waikiki area as part of her State Science and Engineering Fair project ... Winners of the science and engineering fair will be announced today at Blaisdell ... Anyone who thinks the future isn't bright should look at student exhibits at the State Science and Engineering Fair, says a veteran of the event. (Honolulu Star-Bulletin) Student scientists flaunt their smarts  Apr 2, 2008 The Georgia Science and Engineering Fair converges at the University of Georgia April 2-5 ... Science and Engineering Fair. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Living) Photos: Student scientists in the spotlight  Apr 1, 2008 Two projects and six students will be sent to the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair in Atlanta in May. One-hundred fifty-four students entered 124 science project in this year's fair. (Juneau Empire) Statewide science fair planned for Blaisdell hall  Mar 30, 2008 The 51st State Science and Engineering Fair will be open to the public and schools from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Neal Blaisdell Center exhibition hall ... The top two students in junior and senior categories and their teachers will receive an all-expenses paid trip to the International Science and Engineering Fair May 11-17 in Atlanta. (Honolulu Star-Bulletin) Forest Service open houses honor student achievements  Mar 29, 2008 Craft also earned Best of Fair, which includes an all expenses paid trip to the International Science and Engineering Fair in Atlanta, Ga. in May, as part of Team Oregon. (Coos Bay-North Bend The World, OR) Science and Engineering Fair  Mar 27, 2008 The competition was held for schools in 20 counties. More than 200 students attended the competition, which was March 15 at USC Aiken. (The Augusta Chronicle) Clear Creek ISD Robotics team cranks out win  Mar 26, 2008 The winners will advance to the Houston Science and Engineering Fair held March 13. Out of the 491 entries, only 12 students made the final round. (The Citizen - online, TX) Science fairs combine to make one  Mar 24, 2008 1st Arizona Science and Engineering Fair has 950 entrants ... More than 950 students filled the Phoenix Convention Center last week for the first Arizona Science and Engineering Fair, the largest in the state, but only a dozen left as grand-prize winners ... The new state science fair combines several regional events: the Northern Arizona Regional Science and Engineering Fair, the Central Arizona Regional Science and Engineering Fair, and the Arizona American Indian Science and Engineering Fair.... (AZCentral -- News) Students going to state, international science fairs  Mar 22, 2008 ALDEN After winning awards at the South Central west Minnesota Regional Science and Engineering Fair, the Alden-Conger School District will send students to compete at the state and international levels ... Three of the kids attending state will also get the chance to show their science projects May 11-17 at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair the world s largest pre-college science fair in Atlanta. (Albert Lea Tribune, MN) Student adds to scientific gains  Mar 20, 2008 Lucia won second place and Philip third place in the senior research category last year at the Hawaii State Science and Engineering Fair ... Lucia won four awards at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair last year in Albuquerque with her project, "Robot Vision: A Mutual Entropy-based Algorithm Through Scene Recognition from Image Sequences for Terrestrial and Planetary Exploration." ... In 2006, the siblings took top honors at the state science fair and led Hawaii's delegation to... (Honolulu Star-Bulletin) The science (and math) guy  Mar 18, 2008 Rhett Butler/The Daily Reflector Aakash Gandhi shows his award from the State Science and Engineering Fair of North Carolina, as Hope Middle School TAG teacher Anne Roth looks on ... Aakash, who won a first-place award in last month s Northeast Regional Science Fair at East Carolina University, went on to receive first-place honors Saturday at the State Science and Engineering Fair of North Carolina at Raleigh s Meredith College. (The Daily Reflector) Science fair draws record participation  Mar 18, 2008 University support for an annual Arizona science and engineering fair held in conjunction with the Polytechnic American Indian Programs office has hit an all-time high this year, according to AIP administration ... Academic departments from the Polytechnic Campus will be forming the backbone of this year's Arizona Science and Engineering Fair, called AzSEF. The AzSEF is the state's premier annual science, technology, engineering and mathematics project competition for Arizona public school... (Web Devil, AZ) Arizona Science Fair seeks workers to run student competition  Mar 16, 2008 About 75 volunteers are needed to help with the first Arizona Science and Engineering Fair this week at the Phoenix Convention Center ... "Our efforts with the (Arizona Science and Engineering Fair) are statewide, so that schools that would not usually be involved will participate," said Huebner, who works with Arizona State University's American Indian Programs, which has boosted science participation from reservation schools ... The new state science fair combines several regional ones: the... (AZCentral -- News) Science in the genes  Mar 15, 2008 Her win qualifies her to move on to the Alabama Science and Engineering Fair in Huntsville April 3-5 ... for the International Science and Engineering Fair May 11-16. (Demopolis Times, AL) Today's Stories  Mar 15, 2008 Savannah River Regional Science and Engineering Fair: The Savanna. - - Comics: Your favorite comics await you in today's print version of The Augusta Chronicle. (The Augusta Chronicle) International science fair brightens horizon of two Kauai High School students  Mar 15, 2008 The two Kauai High School students attending Intel International Science and Engineering Fair in Atlanta, Ga. in May are no strangers to competition. (Lihue Garden Island, HA) Local students participate in 55th annual Regional Science Fair  Mar 7, 2008 Winona Senior High School students Kate Weegman and Ariah Klages-Mundt, pictured here, earned the two top spots at the fair and a chance to compete May 11-17 at the International Science and Engineering Fair in Atlanta. Two alternates selected for the event, Elaine Ayers and Naeh Klages-Mundt, also were WSHS students. (Winona Daily News, MN) Symantec to Award Students with $40,000 in Scholarships  Mar 4, 2008 The scholarships, funded by Symantec, which is working in conjunction with Science Buddies to help build interest in the fairs, will be handed out to participants at the regional science fairs, including the Central Utah Science and Engineering Fair at BYU.. "The first thing I thought when I heard about it is that $10,000 is a lot of money," said Ben Arnold, a scholarship winner from last year who is now studying electrical engineering at BYU.. (The Daily Universe, UT) InTech fair winners move on to region  Mar 1, 2008 The winners of the InTech High School science and engineering fair were chosen by a panel of 17 judges Thursday and announced Friday. The students who created the top five projects, plus seven others, were selected to compete in the regional science fair at Weber State University in Ogden March 19. (Logan Herald Journal, UT) Tackling complex issues  Feb 21, 2008 The two-day science competition co-sponsored by the Oregon Junior Academy of Science, the Junior Science and Humanities Symposium and the Regional Intel Science and Engineering Fair will take place in the Werner Center on the Monmouth campus and is open to the public. The students projects will be on display from noon to 3 p.m. Saturday. (Corvallis Gazette Times, OR) Science-minded students showcase talents  Feb 20, 2008 Judge Kristi Freeman gets ready to interview Haleigh Connell, left, and Cori Hudson on their projects at the Brevard Mainland Sciene and Engineering Fair at Merritt Square Mall ... The last and largest of three regional science and engineering fairs wrapped up this past weekend with 351 Brevard County middle and high school students showcasing their talents from computer and space sciences to microbiology and physics ... Students involved in 26 first-place projects at the Brevard Mainland... (Florida Today) Why this student loves Research EXPO  Feb 17, 2008 This is my fourth consecutive year working on this topic and, last year, I had the opportunity to attend the week-long Intel International Science and Engineering Fair where the top projects from nations all over the world come together in an exposition of knowledge, creativity, and innovation. The research I ve done has not only opened doors to higher levels of competition, but to other research opportunities as well. (Rio Rancho Observer, NM) Taylor Thompson, a Lake City Middle School student, explains her science fair project last year during the 2007 event. This years science fair at Lake City Community College begins Wednesday. FILE PHOTO  Jan 15, 2008 Published: Monday, January 14, 2008 10:12 PM EST For those who have been kept awake late at night pondering whether a magnets pull decreases or increases in cold weather, a visit to Wednesdays Columbia County Science and Engineering Fair may prove attractive ... The top 40 projects of the 260 projects will advance to the Suwannee Valley Regional Science and Engineering Fair, which begins Feb. 20 and 21 ... Winners of the regional competition will advance to the State Science and... (Lake City Reporter, FL) Doshi Research Program Is Hailed At Bowne HS  Jan 11, 2008 Friday January 11, 2008. (Felicia Bifulco) Doshi participants at Bowne High School include, from left, Michelle Eichelle of Astoria and Sally Rong of Jackson Heights. (Queens Chronicle, NY) Archives: Engineering Fair Back to Engineering News [ Terms Of Use | Privacy | About ] ©1998-2008 SurfWax, Inc. All rights reserved. Patents pending. Copyright SurfWax, Inc. 2008