|
Mr. Andrew Bartolo, a 11th grade student from Swink High School, CO was advanced to participate at ISEF 2011 fair in Los Angeles, CA.
Mr. Bartolo received the Director's Trophy at the 2011 Arkansas Valley Regional Science Fair for his project entitled "Variable Voltages". Andrew competed at the Colorado Science and Engineering Fair at CSU Ft. Collins and earn the "Student Choice Award."
CONGRATULATIONS
(11th Grade) Swink, CO
*1st place winner of Arkansas Valley Regional Fair
Director's Trophy Award
|
Online Abstracts Now Available
Society for Science & the Public is pleased to present the 2003 – 2009 Intel ISEFs abstracts as you’ve never seen them before – online and searchable! This powerful utility allows you to search by the year, finalist last name, category, affiliated fair, state, country, and/or key word. Best of all, it’s free!
Tell your friends, students, or anyone who is looking for research ideas about this handy online publication. The direct URL to the Abstracts page is http://www.societyforscience.org/isef/absonline/.
Links are also posted on the Intel ISEF home page under "Students and Teachers," on the "Forms and Document Library" page under "Documents with Fair Results," and on the "Science Project Info" page under "Are You Planning to Enter an Intel ISEF-Affiliated Fair?"
Starting in 2008, we are no longer printing Abstract books in our continuing effort to deliver a more environmentally responsible ISEF program, and so are pleased to present this online utility. However if you feel the need to print the online abstracts you can do so by clicking on the “Create Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) Document” button at the top page of your search return. You can also order the Intel ISEF 2005, 2006, and 2007 Abstract booklets by going to the Forms and Documents Library (http://www.societyforscience.org/isef/document/index.asp)
and clicking on the 2007 Abstract Order Form link at the bottom of the page.
We’d like to thank the thousands of past Intel ISEF finalists whose hard work and dedication will undoubtedly inspire a new generation of talented scientists.
[ Back To Top ]
