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> CT Sci Fair & Science Horizons at ISEF– Follow the adventures of our top winners during this week long highly prestigious international competition. Learn more about the Intel ISEF

> Fri May 14 Grand Awards Photos – Two CSF students win grand awards.

> Thurs May 13 Special Awards Photos – Two CSF students win special awards.

> Still More Photos of the week– Day by day coverage

> CSF Winners Media Release– Summary of awards

2010 Fair Results

> Overall Results WebPage– Category and Special Awards results

> Media Releases– For State Fair and International Fairs that CSF sends students to

> 2010 Student Abstracts– See the Abstracts received by the March 1 Deadline

> 2010 Fair Final Report- Download pdf version

Fair Week Photos

> Thursday Awards and Judging– By Spencer Sloan

> Thursday Awards– by Frank LaBanca

> Thursday Finalist Judging– by Frank LaBanca

> Saturday Special Awards– by Frank LaBanca

CSF Students at the Connecticut Science Center this Summer

CSF students and their projects will be at the CT Science Center Saturdays, 11am - 4pm. See who's coming and when . Come and meet and hear about their projects. July 3, 17, 24, Aug 7, 21.

Stockholm Junior Water Prize Competition

Joseph Bonavita, Oxford High School, just returned from St. Louis and Stockholm Jr. Water Prize Competition. Read about Joe's experience in his journal. See Joe's research abstract. Read about his CSF awards Here

CSF On Facebook

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About CSF
The Connecticut Science Fair is a yearly, statewide science and engineering fair open to all 7th through 12th grade students residing, or enrolled, in Connecticut schools and several New York towns. Connecticut Science Fair is a charter member of the International Science and Engineering Fair, an activity of the Society for Science & the Public, Washington, D.C. We are an all-volunteer organization, with all funds directed to students awards, fair operation, student/teacher workshops, educational presentations, and participation by CSF winners in the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) and I-SWEEEP International Sustainable World.

Over one-hundred-and twenty schools and two regional fairs send students to our state fair. More than 15,000 students in Connecticut and several bordering New York state towns compete for the 500 spaces at the state fair.

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 while developing skills essential to critical thinking. Through science fair participation, students are encouraged to pursue independent work using proper research methods. It is open to students in grades 7 through 12 and held at Quinnipiac University.

The fair has two major divisions, Life Sciences and the Physical Sciences. and nine special fair categories including: Applied Technology, Computer Science, Energy, Engineering, Mathematics, Environmental Science, Future Substanability, Sustainable Resources and Practices, Quinnipiac University Scholarships and the United Technologies Awards.

Quinnipiac University

Presenting Sponsor

United Technologies Corporation

CONNECTICUT SCIENCE FAIR ASSOCIATION, INC.
45 Coles Road
Cromwell, CT 06416

Host Institution