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58th ASEF 2013: To Be Announced

 

The 57th Alaska Science and Engineering Fair and COSEE Ocean Science Fair "Science Star" Event was held March 23-25, 2012 in Anchorage, Alaska. The Fair brought well over 400 individual and team projects from schools throughout Alaska. Many of these projects were co-entered in the COSEE Ocean Science Fair.

 

The Awards Ceremony opened with Greg Durscher of the USGS and the Chugach Gem and Mineral Society speaking about the importance of studying, communication, and finding something you're passionately interested in and learning more about it. Senior High Grand Award winners for 2012 were:

  • First place, Stephen Kranich with "Quantifying Human Compensation for Visual Processing Lag"

  • Second place, the team project of Taylor Seitz and Alisa Aist with "Intertidal Invertebrates and Their Nutritional Values"

  • Student Observer, Remy Libbrecht with "Comparing the Consistency of Ultrasonic and Infrared Sensors"

These students were invited to the international ISEF competition in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in May 2012. Many thanks go to our 2012 sponsors for making the event and the winners' travel possible.

 

Fair Within a Fair: The COSEE Ocean Science Fair is held within the Alaska Science & Engineering Fair. Ocean Sciences projects include diverse subjects regarding oceans, river drainages, and climate change, with special emphasis on the cultural aspects of the subject.

 

Opportunity for water-related projects: Submit a water-related project to both the Alaska Science and Engineering Fair and to the prestigious U.S Stockholm Junior Water Prize competition. Read more...

 

Opportunity for biotechnology projects: High School students who are interested in biotechnology might also be interested in the International BioGENEius Challenge competition.

 

The Alaska Science and Engineering Fair is an Intel ISEF-Affiliated Science, Engineering, and Mathematics Fair.

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All grade K-12 students in Alaska are invited to enter a science, engineering, computer science, or mathematics project in the Fair. It is not necessary to win at a local fair in order to enter the Alaska Science and Engineering Fair. Sponsors

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