Forty students from 13 regional colleges and universities will showcase their original research at the upcoming Winchell Undergraduate Research Symposium, which will take place virtually on April 24.
Parker Sickmann, a seventh-grader at Cloquet Middle School, has won the Broadcom Coding with Commitment Award at the 84th annual Minnesota State Science & Engineering Fair.
Middle and high school students from 55 schools across Minnesota competed in the 84th annual Minnesota State Science & Engineering Fair from March 23-30. The Minnesota Academy of Science hosted the virtual event, which culminated in a live award ceremony emceed by KARE 11’s Guy Brown on March 30
More than 80 students showcased their original research in the North Central Regional Junior Science & Humanities Symposium (JSHS). 2021 JSHS students researched engineering cost-effective ventilators, detecting astronomical dwarfs, and sought solutions to global issues such as breaking down plastic.
More than 300 middle and high school students from across Minnesota will compete virtually in the 84th annual Minnesota State Science & Engineering Fair from March 23-30. Participants were selected from students in grades 6-12 competing at regional science fairs.
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More than 80 high school students will present their research virtually at the upcoming North Central Regional JSHS. Judging will begin on March 23 and winners will be announced at a virtual award ceremony on March 30. Results will subsequently be posted on mnmas.org.
150 high school students from across Minnesota will demonstrate their science and math skills on Saturday, January 23 during the Minnesota Academy of Science’s virtual high school Science Bowl.
Alex Berg, the 2021 Minnesota Science Bowl scoring administrator, has experienced almost every angle of Science Bowl - from student, to volunteer, to his current vital role in the competition.
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