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Google Plans the Ultimate Science Fair

Posted on December 12th, 2010 by ASEE

Google in LEGO

Google has partnered with NASA, the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN), National Geographic, Scientific American, and LEGO to create a science fair that is intended to be open, inclusive, and global. According to the National Science Teachers Association, the Google Science Fair “aims to be the largest global science competition ever.” It will be open to all students aged 13 to 18 around the world.

Registration hasn’t opened yet, but the giant search firm has set up a landing page where teachers can sign up for materials.

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