Matt Chacko (left) listens as his partner Kee Hwang Lee explains their experiment to judge Forest Hodgkins at the Bromfield Science Fair, Feb. 7..
Sixth-graders Anna Laursen (left) and Gianna Perini stand in front of their project, “Boil It Up.”.
Hannah Taylor points to a dry ice tornado she created to measure the impact of water temperature on tornado size. Taylor won an award from the Harvard Parent Teacher Organization for her work..
Freshman Will Day sits in the go-cart for which he would later earn an experimental physics award from the faculty and an award from the Harvard School Committee. Day’s experiment measured the impact of a muffler on engine performance..
Henry Anderson (left) and Will Thompson won a faculty award for their project, “Got sound?” in which they made speakers and determined which shapes produced the best sound quality..
From left: Matt Thornton explains to judge Nick Browse the project he completed with Shane Bilodeau..
From left: Science Fair judge Bill Parkinson checks out Yohhan Kumarasinghe and Jose Hundley’s experiment, “What Material Causes Ice to Melt the Fastest?” The pair won an award from the League of Women Voters of Harvard..
Judge Sue Reedich (left) listens as Alexandra Cronin explains her experiment, “Nanotechnology in Cancer Treatment.”.
From left, Meenu Ramakrishan, Tessa McClain, and Gwyneth Smedley conduct an impromptu experiment with acid and an animal cracker. (Note: No animals were harmed.).
