October 24, 2009: The Foresight Project announced that will present awards at both the middle and high school regional and state science fairs, in conjunction with the Massachusetts State Science and Engineering Fair (MSSEF) program. CleanTech Climate ScienceTo encourage projects on Climate Science, we have introduced a completely separate and new award category: Beyond Rocket Science: Earth Science! Press Release |
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CleanTech projects: sustainable energy sources, higher efficiency analyses or high efficiency designs, energy flows, or any related topics. 2007: Ian Boyd, Mohawk Trail HS, Buckland, RgnI The Use of Closed Cycle Biomass Materials for Metallurgical Heating |
Climate Science projects: weather, behavoir of dynamic or interactive systems, the dynamics of flow and changes in flows, or any related topics.
2008: Lauren R. McGough, North Quincy HS, RgnV Fluid Dynamics: Computational and Experimental Methods for a Variety of Flows |
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There has never been a more exciting time for science: It is the new Age of Invention, where everything old is new again; where we now value energy, look at what we have done before and ask if there is a better way. At the same time, we are in the middle of a completely new way of looking at science: not as individual parts, but as systems, where interactions add up to a new "whole"; with mathematics in which simple formulas sometimes leading to very peculiar results. We look forward to all of the projects from your inquiring and imaginative minds! |
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The awards will be given to the best project in the category, selected in partnership with the MSSEF fair judging committees. Read More and Questions for Curious Minds: |
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