Columbus Tustin Magnet’s annual Science Fair was a huge success. All sixth-, seventh-, and eighth-graders participated in the experimental process and presented their projects in December.

Two hundred fifty-two projects by 609 students were entered in 2017’s fair. According to information provided by director Chris McGowan, this is up from 565 students in 2016 and 477 in 2015.

today, students at parkland magnet high school in winston-salem will show off their knowledge, creativity, and skills at e thsimple science fair. SOME OF THOSE STUDENTS ARE JOINING US LIVE. I ...

The “Trash Basher” is one of many East Texas Regional Science Fair projects. Young scientists from around East Texas showcase their studies, including the effect of temperature on magnetic force.

The aim of this project is to build a simple magnetic accelerator using a wooden ruler and ... The last one among our winning science fair projects for high school won the 1st place at Canada Wide ...

They probably won’t please the audiophiles, but [KJMagnetics] shows you that can create a pair of speakers with some magnets, some plastic cups, and a bit of magnet wire. Creating speakers ou… ...

Armed with a trombone and an oscilloscope, Crystal Halcomb and Jessica Sims came prepared for their first science fair. The 14-year-old ninth-graders from Oakland Mills High School were among about… ...

The “Trash Basher” is one of many East Texas Regional Science Fair projects. Young scientists from around East Texas showcase their studies, including the effect of temperature on magnetic force. “The ...