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“Are you kidding me?” She must have said it like five times. She was one of the educators that was invited and flown to Georgia by Intel to participate in Intel’s educator academy telling me about a gift basket from … Continue reading →

We are hours away from the official announcement. Tomorrow at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair in Atlanta, three students will be ranked the top high school science students. The top three will return home with $50,000 each from … Continue reading →

I love being around happy people. Monday was a great day for just that reason… I’m at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair, doing communications for Intel, hoping that by getting lots of attention for the Fair we’ll see … Continue reading →

The judges are hours away from tallying their votes and selecting winners for this year’s Intel International Science and Engineering Fair. Intel sponsored Sciencewoman to participate as a expert blogger and “ology” science competition judge, and she has been sharing … Continue reading →

The final hour before official judging began on Tuesday, I got to meet with four young scientists and learn about their projects. Caroline Wurden is from Los Alamos HIgh School in New Mexico. This is her second year at the … Continue reading →

With a storyteller’s spark and an engineer’s eye, the Shelbinator whipped up this fun “for those who care about science” video. He shot it during his visits to the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair on Sunday and Monday while … Continue reading →

GeekDad Ken Denmead from Wired Blog Network will be on the scene meeting super science geeks from around the world as they compete at Intel ISEF. In GeekDad’s post from earlier today he remembers his student science project and invites … Continue reading →

My Intel pal Mark Pettinger and his video crew caught up with some young scientists setting on up on the first day of the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair. The excitement and thrill from students arriving on the scene … Continue reading →

This Mother’s Day, many high school students were on the road to the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair in Atlanta. Today, the 1,500+students were unpacking and setting up their science projects while I geared up for my arrival on … Continue reading →