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 … Read more
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 … Read more
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 … Read more
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 … Read more
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 … Read more
Innovative, young change agents. They are gathering to change the world for the better and collect a chunk of change to help pay their way to college. That’s what’s happening at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (Intel ISEF) … Read more
ISTS comes to a close with the announcement of the three winners. Scroll down for audio and video podcasts of the competition. First place winner: Shivani Sud from Durham, NC. She developed a “50-gene model” which uses gene expression to … Read more
Imagine a circular room where the farther you walk around the outer rim of its stone-tiled floor, the more enlightened you become. Or the less enlightened you feel. The place exists, but only for a week, once a year in … Read more
