Discovery Channel Young Scientist Challenge finals underway
Discovery Channel Young Scientist Challenge Finalists, (l) Alexander Uribe, 14, of Eagle Mountain, Utah, and (r) Nilesh Tripuraneni, 14, of Fresno, California, discuss Tripuraneni’s project on using electrolysis to produce hydrogen from seawater, at the N
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Article Summary
October 18, 2005 The seventh Annual Discovery Channel Young Scientist Challenge finals are underway at the University of Maryland this week. The 40 finalists are competing in team-based, interactive simulated challenges designed around the theme of "Forces of Nature." In the wake of the recent natural disasters that ravaged the Gulf Coast of the United States and Southeast Asia, each student will face challenges - from fog banks, to hurricanes, to tsunamis - that utilize their broad range of knowledge in order to understand the implications and scope of natural disasters. The action-packed activities will be taped for broadcast on the Discovery Channel.
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