The Alaska Science and Engineering Fair is an Intel-Affiliated Science, Engineering, and Mathematics Fair for all Alaskan Students in Grades K-12.

The Alaska Science and Engineering Fair invites Alaskan students 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.

The 2008 Alaska Science and Engineering Fair will be April 11, 12 and 13 at Begich Middle School in Anchorage, Alaska. map...

Senior High finalist(s) will attend the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) May 11-16, 2008 in Atlanta, Georgia.

Online preregistration is now closed, but you can still completely register your project at Begich Middle School on Friday, April 11. Registration information...

New Prizes for 2008: $2000 in "COOL! PRIZES" by International Polar Year (IPY) for polar regions-related projects; Marine Science Awards by the NPRB. Botany/horticulture awards by ARGS. Mineral, energy or forest resources awards by AMEREF. List of all special category awards...

Opportunity for Senior High Students: There is one teacher in every Anchorage School District (ASD) high school who is a coordinator for Science Fair more.... If you are not in the Anchorage School District, contact us for more resources.

Slide Show: View a PDF slide show about the benefits of participating in and supporting ASEF.

Other Opportunities: Alaskan High School students interested in biotech-related research may be interested in the 2008 sanofi-aventis Northwest Regional BioGENEius Challenge: http://biotechinstitute.org/programs/NorthwestRegionalBioGENEiusChallenge.html

(The BioGENius Challenge is not part of the Alaska Science and Engineering Fair.)