Science Fair and Square: Presentation Tips for Young Einsteins (And Their Parents!)
Posted By onMay 7, 2013
Just suppose…hospital cafeterias can be more germ-ridden than kiddie arcades. Canine saliva doesn’t kill general bacteria. The “5 second rule” doesn’t apply. Sleep deprivation eases PTSD. Spices could help the food industry’s fight against bacteria-related illness. These were just a few of the research findings posited by students in the 2013 Arizona Science and Engineering Fair... Read more >
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What is the effect of elevation on heart rate and blood pressure? What are the energy savings of fiber optics? Can cockroaches learn? You might be smarter than a fifth grader, but the hundreds of Elementary Division (5th and 6th grades) tackled some meaty questions this week at the 2012 Arizona Science and Engineering Fair... 
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