CSF - Connecticut Science Fair

Congratulations to Eliza McNitt for First overall in the Environmental Management category and to William Newberry for 4th in the Physics and Astronomy category. CSF ISEF Newsletters

Intel ISEF Special Awards Announced

William Newberry and Eliza McNitt win Special Awards at the 2009 ISEF. Congrats to William for his 2nd Award of $1500 from SPIE- The International Society for Optical Engineering and to Eliza on the Air Force Research Laboratory 1st Award of $3000. See all the special award winners.

Newsletters and Photos

Follow the adventures of the top winners of CSF and Science Horizons as they compete in the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair, the world's largest pre-college celebration of science and celebration. Read Media Release.

CSF Winners at I-SWEEEP 2009

Bridget Oei, (Read her Report) Hebron Home School, Won the Grand Award for the Junior Energy Category and Laurence Pevsner, Greenwich HS, won the Bronze medal in the Senior Environmental Category. Read More

2009 CT Science Fair, March 10-14, Quinnipiac University

>Top Winners Announced– Media release for top winners receiving trips to the Intel International Science & Engineering Fair (ISEF), I-SWEEEP 2009 International Future Sustainability Competition, and two $20,000 scholarships to Quinnipiac University.

>Results of the 2009 Fair– Finalists Awards and Special Awards Winners postings.

>Finalist Awards– List of awards presented at the Finalist Awards ceremony

>Special Awards– Presented at the Special Awards ceremony. Sorted by Sponsor or School Town

>All Fair Awards– Complete listing of Winning Projects with Awards

>Award Sponsors Addresses– Winners, don't forget to send a thank you note to your sponsor.

2009 Fair Photos

>Finalist Awards by Dr. Frank LaBanca, Oxford HS

>Finalist Awards by Spencer Sloan Photography

>Finalist Judging Thursday's Finalist Judging by Dr. Frank LaBanca

>Special Awards Photos– by Dr. Frank LaBanca, Oxford HS

The Connecticut Science Fair is supported by academic and industrial organizations throughout the state. An important objective of our program is to attract young people to careers in science and engineering, while developing skills essential to critical thinking. Through science fair participation, students are encouraged to pursue independent work using proper research methods. The Fair is open to students in grades 7 through 12 and held at Quinnipiac University.

The fair has two major divisions, Pfizer Life Sciences and Dominion's Millstone Power Station Physical Sciences. There are also special fair categories in Applied Technology with support from Barnes Aerospace, ATOMIC Mathematics Awards with support from Xerox Computer Science Awards, CT Clean Energy Fund Energy Awards, Goodrich ISR Systems Engineering Awards, Audubon Connecticut/Arch Chemical Environmental Awards, eesmarts Sustainability Awards, The United Illuminating Company Sustainable Behavior Awards and the United Technologies Awards.

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The Connecticut Science Fair is made possible by grants from industrial and individual supporters.

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