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2007 Fair Week Photos

Fair Week Results

2007 Fair Results Archive Report

CSF at  2008 CPTV Family Science Expo
 
CSF students picked to compete at The Stockholm Junior Water Competition. Courtney Fogwell and Likhitha Aidunuthula were chosen as SJWC Connecticut winners to compete in Orlando, FL, June 19-21.
 
2008 Fair Stats: 101 Schools, 450 students, 374 projects and $107,000 in awards
 
The Connecticut Science Fair is a nonprofit educational organization that serves the youth of CT by providing opportunities for recognition to students whose interests are in the scientific and engineering disciplines.
 
>Society for Science & The Public Middle School Program– Middle School trophy winners are encouraged to register to compete in this national science competition.
 
Alumni! Check in and let us know what you're up to. The Fair needs your help! Volunteers are needed for our year-round operations.
 
>Young Scientist Challenge– CSF Middle School trophy winners are quarterfinalists in this new and different competition. All 5th to 8th students are eligible to compete. You don't need a science project just science knowledge.
 
 
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>CSF at 2008 ISEF- Follow our competitors as they experience the 2008 Intel International Science and Engineering Fair, May 11-16, Atlanta, Georgia.

>Fair Week Photos– Photos from the 2008 State Science.

>2008 Fair Results – Results for the 2008 Fair.

>Abstracts for 2008 Fair– See the work of this year's competitors. Updated 3/10/08. Download as pdf



>2009 Fair School Registration Open– Register Online if you are a school science program coordinator or have a home school. 2009 CT Science Fair, March 10-14, Quinnipiac University

>2008 Awards– $107,000 in awards were given this year thanks to our generous sponsors.

>CCEF Special Awards Winners– Read about the projects of Shelton Hign School and St. Edward School, Stafford Springs students in April 08 CT Clean Energy Newsletter.




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, the Pfizer Life Sciences and the Connecticut Science Center Physical Sciences. There are also special fair categories in Applied Technology with support from Barnes Aerospace, ATOMIC Mathematics Awards with support from Webster Bank, Xerox Computer Science Awards, Dominion Millstone Power Station Energy Awards, Audubon Connecticut/Arch Chemical Environmental Awards, eesmarts Sustainability 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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