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Next Event: March 23-25, 2012,
Anchorage, Alaska
The Intel ISEF Rules Wizard
asks
questions about your project and tells you which forms you need to
complete (needed for grades 9-12 only).
2011 "Science Rocks" Event a Record
Breaker!
A record-breaking 513 individual and team
projects entered the 2011 Alaska Science and
Engineering Fair. Over 600 students participated, representing over 70
schools throughout Alaska. Approximately 40 projects co-entered in the
COSEE Ocean Science Fair.
The Awards Ceremony opened with Senator
Mark Begich giving words of encouragement, followed by keynote speaker
Dr. Travis Rector of UAA's Department of Physics and Astronomy speaking
of the search for supernovae.
Senior High Grand Award winners were:
First place Sophia Meyers with "Possible Applications of Superorder
Selachimorpha (shark) Characteristics in the Marine Industry", second
place, Noah Betzen with "The Effects of Calcium Carbonate on Ocean
Acidification", and third place, the team project of Nicole Emanuel and Marie Gotti
with "Analyzing Protein Content in Common Vegetarian Meat Substitutes".
These students will go on to the
international
ISEF competition in Los Angeles, California. Many thanks go to
our 2011
sponsors
for making the event and the winners' travel possible.
2011
Winners List - Intel Category Awards (PDF)
2011
Winners List - Local Special Category Awards (PDF)
2011 Winners List - National Awards (PDF)
Fair Within a Fair The
COSEE Ocean Science Fair is held within the Alaska Science &
Engineering Fair. Ocean Sciences projects include diverse subjects
regarding oceans, river drainages, and climate change, with special
emphasis on the cultural aspects of the subject.
Opportunity for water-related
projects: Submit a water-related project to both the Alaska Science
and Engineering Fair and to the prestigious U.S Stockholm Junior Water
Prize competition. Read more...
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The Alaska Science and
Engineering Fair is an
Intel ISEF-Affiliated
Science, Engineering, and Mathematics Fair.
FAQs about Intel ISEF-Affiliated Fairs
All grade K-12 students in
Alaska are invited to enter a science, engineering, computer
science, or mathematics project in the Fair. It is not
necessary to win at a local fair in order to enter the
Alaska Science and Engineering Fair.
Sponsors
2011 Alaska Science &
Engineering Fair
Held at Begich Middle School
in Anchorage, AK
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View a
PDF slide show about the benefits of participating in and
supporting ASEF.
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