The annual Twin Cities Regional Science Fair transitioned to a virtual format, similar to other competitions and activities, like Model United Nations and debate. Due to this transition, preparations have been different for students, instead of preparing to present live to a panel of judges, students are preparing a video, unlike past years.
Watch for an up close look at Junior Val Chaffee's Advanced Science Research project, which focuses on the effect of temperature on the lifespan of butterflies.
Senior Kelby Wittenberg, won the Gold Grand Award, recognizing the top 5% of projects, for his work concerning Recessive Dystrophic Epidermolysis Bullosa, a rare genetic skin condition.
One of 51 student journalists selected nationally, Kharbanda will represent Minnesota at the Al Neuharth Free Spirit and Journalism Conference from Jun. 22-27.
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