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Google Science Fair 2013 You’re never too young to change the world At the end of January, 2013, Google will launch the third annual Google Science Fair in partnership with CERN, National Geographic, LEGO and Scientific American. The Google Science Fair is an international competition which encourages students between the ages of 13 to 18 from all over the world to perform science experiments or create engineering projects to submit online in order to compete for prizes, scholarships and once-in-a-lifetime experiences. Previous winners have tackled cancer diagnosis and treatment, figured out more efficient ways to farm and explored the natural world around them. The competition is accepting entries between January 30 and April 30 2013. In early June, 90 regional winners will be announced, representing the best projects from the Americas, Europe/Middle East/Africa and Asia/pacific. From this pool, 15 global finalists will be chosen in late June to come to Google headquarters in Mountain View, California, in September to present their projects in front of a panel of esteemed judges. from these 15 finalists, we will select a winner in each category (13-14, 15-16, 17-18), as well as a grand-prize winner. Prizes this year include scholarships from Google, a 10-day trip to the Galapagos Islands with National Geographic Expeditions, an experience at Google, CERN or LEGO and a grant. In addition, this year we will award a “Science in Action” prize, sponsored by Scientific American, awarded to a top science project that has shown positive, local community impact and the potential to scale in other parts of the world. The public will have the chance to vote for the most “Inspired Idea” and the winners’ school will be acknowledged with a “Celebrate the School” Award. 2012’s winners tackled the early diagnosis of breast cancer, improving the experience of listening to music for people with hearing loss , cataloging the ecosystem found in water and subsistence farming in Swaziland. The competition is accepting submissions until April 30, 2013. Interested students and teachers should visit www.googlesciencefair.com to learn more, access resources, and get involved today! PROJEOKULU (Project School) is an affiliated education organization of GOOGLE SCIENCE FAIR in Turkey. Google Science Fair Education Partners: CERN, LEGO, National Geographic, Scientific American Association of Science-Technology Centers BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition Edu Heal Foundation Estonian Research Council European Schoolnet Global 20 STEM States The Goethe-Institut Science Film Festival International Council of Associations for Science Education Natural Science Society Bintulu Sarawak NYC Department of Education Project School Science Foundation Ireland Teach First Teach For America Youth Science Canada The Young Scientists of Slovakia
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Google Bilim Fuarı 2012 13-18 yaş öğrencilerin fen, matematik, teknoloji alanlarında projeleriyle katılacağı proje yarışması ve bilim fuarı 12 Ocak 2012 tarihinde başladı. PROJEOKULU is an affiliated education organization of GOOGLE SCIENCE FAIR in Turkey. PROJEOKULU, GOOGLE Bilim Fuarı Türkiye temsilcisidir. Fuarın Türkiye’deki reklam, tanıtım, duyurularından sorumludur. Proje Okulu başvurmak isteyenlere danışmanlık hizmeti sağlamaktadır. Dünyanın en büyük online proje yarışması Google Bilim Fuarı 2012’de öğrenciler müthiş burslar alacak, staj imkanlarına kavuşacak.Öğrenciler, Google Global Science Fair 2012′ ye bireysel başvuruda bulunabilecekleri gibi 2’li ya da 3’lü gruplar halinde de katılabilecekler. CERN, LEGO Group, National Geographic ve Scientific American tarafından da desteklenen yarışmada başarı sağlayan birey ya da takımları on binlerce dolar değerinde burslar, geziler, google chrome notebook, android telefon, degi abonelikleri ve proje yarışmasının ortakları tarafından ayrıca verilecek ödüller bekliyor. Katılabilmek için 13 – 18 yaşlar arasında ve bir okulda tam zamanlı eğitim alıyor ve bir Google hesabına sahip olmak gerekiyor.Öğrenciler, tasarladıkları projeyi test edilebilir bir şekle dönüştürmekle yükümlü olacaklar. Öğrenciler, deneyimlerini, 2 dakikalık kısa bir video ile online ortama aktarabilecekleri gibi, isterlerse 20 slaytlık bir sunum şeklinde de paylaşabilecekler. Yarışmadaki projeleri değerlendirecek jüride robot yarışmalarıyla bilinen FIRST LEGO kurucusu Dean Kamen, National Geographic’ten Spencer Wells, Nobel ödüllü Kary Mullis ve internetin babası olarak görülen Vint Cerf bulunuyor. Yarışmanın son başvuru tarihi 1 Nisan 2012. Yarışmayla ilgili detaylı sayfalara ulaşmak ve başvuru yapmak için Google Bilim Fuarının tanıtım videosunu aşağıda izleyebilirsiniz. {youtube}LWiuUC9RDhY{/youtube}