We're asking K-12 students and teachers to share videos and photos of their science fair projects, including an explanation of the experiment and what was learned.

For our list of biology science fair projects, the experimental ones are predominant. Regarding experiments, if you are interested, you can also check what the 10 simple chemistry experiments with ...

In today's rapidly developing technological landscape, the importance of science education is increasingly prominent. On September 2, Yucai Middle School in Zhangye City, Gansu Province, hosted the ...

There are just some people on this planet who naturally operate on a more creative level than the rest of us, and mezzo-soprano Hai-Ting Chinn is clearly one of those people. She is bringing her ...

Science fair experiments might remind you of your awkward clay volcano project in fourth grade, or trying to string together some toothpicks with sticky glue. It wasn’t pretty, but admit it ...

TODAY'S TOPIC FOR YOUNG PEOPLE IS: How To Do A School Science Fair Project. So your school is having a science fair! Great! The science fair has long been a favorite educational tool in the ...

With science fair judge Robin Querker. Will oysters survive if submerged in motor oil? Roberto Clemente sixth-grader Luis set out to answer that question — as he crafted a locally relevant science ...

For parents, the science fair means helping a child come up with an idea, persist when experiments fail and get the whole thing done on time, all while resisting the urge to meddle. WSJ's Sue ...

If you like science documentaries, you will like Science Fair — the winner of Sundance Film Festival’s Festival Favorite Award about kids who savagely compete to be crowned the best young ...

Children and adults who kicked off the summer at the Magic of Science Fair and Family Festival on Saturday at TUNE Center at Harford Community. It was a day of fun interactive activities and ...

Film Review: ‘Science Fair’ This immensely likable Sundance audience award-winning documentary serves as an ode to the teenage science geeks on whom our future depends.