For two nine-year-olds from Marion County, West Virginia, the science project they presented on March 9, 2026 at the West Virginia State Science and Engineering Fair in Charleston, West Virginia was ...

Students from across South Mississippi put their science skills to the test Friday at the Southern Miss Gulf Park campus. Students in grades first through 12 from Mississippi regions 1 and 6 competed ...

More than 200 students from Southeast Iowa middle and high schools presented their projects during the Southeast Iowa Super Conference (SEISC) Science Fair Thursday, March 5 in the Loren Walker ...

Nearly 300 of the brightest young minds from elementary to high school are in Charleston for the annual West Virginia State Science and Engineering Fair.

HAMLER — Three Patrick Henry High School students presented science projects at the Northwest Ohio Science and Engineering Fair on March 7 at Northwest State Community College.

For two 9-year-olds from Marion County, the science project they presented Monday at the West Virginia State Science and Engineering Fair in Charleston was more than just a STEM exercise. It was a way ...

This science fair project was titled, "Can lemons power appliances?" It was one of 212 projects presented on Monday, March 9, 2026, during the… Nearly 300 students from 117 schools in 20 counties took ...

Caleb Kovarik stands with his Harry Potter themed science project display during the District 7 Science and Learning Fair at Edwardsville High School in Edwardsville, Illinois.

Women’s Day is a moment to recognise women who have shaped different fields, including technology and artificial intelligence ...

Graham Linam wants to know how fluctuating winter temperatures impact rough-legged hawk sightings in Montana. The idea came to the 10-year-old in December, when he saw the bird of prey listed ...

Students at Mt. Carmel Academy Charter School are tackling complex scientific ideas, from rockets to dialysis. They shared with The Guam Daily Post how they learned through trial and error.

The Tioughnioga Riverside Academy gymnasium was lined with rows of fourth and fifth graders and their science projects today.