This month, young scientists will get a first-hand look at what advanced researchers are doing, and they'll also show and explain their own STEM projects, at two daylong campus events.
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With the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown, many of us turned to the kitchen – some of us because we couldn't keep away from the fridge as we worked from home, and others because the increase in time at home meant we could experiment with baking and cooking where previously we hadn't the time.
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Dartmouth students involved in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) outreach activities joined forces to bring hands-on science experiments to visitors at Dartmouth’s 250thSummer Festival.
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On Saturday, December 15, Dartmouth hosted the Northern New England Science Olympiad Invitational Tournament for the second year. Attracting teams from all over New England, more than 250 students arrived on campus to compete against some of the brightest and most creative high school students in the region.
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Silence falls across the auditorium. “Would you repeat the question please?” asks 15-year-old Sanjana Kunnikuru, peering up at the panel of three judges sitting at the front of the room. She stands side-by-side with the top five competitors at the Upper Valley Brain Bee, finalists in the day-long neuroscience competition. “Absolutely. It’s a tough one,” says Matthew Havrda, Assistant Professor of Molecular and Systems Biology at Dartmouth.
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