Let’s suppose you have finished polishing a satisfying piece of scientific work. Or it might be more realistic to suppose that you have reached a natural stopping point where it becomes evident that new thinking, planning and equipment may be necessary before you can go any further.
You may have carried out this project to pin down an answer that eluded you. If you had fun looking for that answer, or if you actually produced what scientists and mathematics call an “elegant proof,” you will be wondering now how you can share it and check its validity against other work in your field.
One of the most rewarding ways to do this is by entering your project in one of the local or national competitions for young student-scientist, such as a science fair.
What Is a Science Fair?
A science fair is a collection of exhibits, each of which is designed to show a biological, chemical, physical or technical principle, a laboratory or other procedure, an industrial development or an orderly collection of anything which can be fitted into the broad concept of any branch of any pure or applied science.
Every year millions of people see science exhibits shown by students at science […]

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