It's that special time of year again when high school students around the globe have the opportunity to shine at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF). Nearly 15,000 students from 47 countries competed in the 2008 competition and the winners are....
So much for the ladies scoring poorly on science, engineering, and mathematics...
Sciencewoman served as a judge at this years competition so go visit her for comprehensive coverage!
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Science and Engineering Fair. And I'm absolutely thrilled to tears to announce that the top three prize winners are all girls! One more nail in the coffin for those who say that girls can't do science, math,…
All of these wonderdful, accomplished people are to be congratulated.
males aren't the only group underrepresented in this set ;-) just sayin'
All three from what, in the provincial world of the US, are considered minorities, but in the actual world, are majorities!