ATLANTA
– Gray skies and drenching rain couldn’t dampen the enthusiasm of the world’s brightest
young scientists who spent the day explaining their projects in a packed
exhibit hall May 15 at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair.
As parents, teachers, hordes of elementary school kids and
other visitors strolled among the booths, the more than 1,500 high school
students stood sentry, explaining their investigations of conundrums such as dark
matter, antibiotic resistance and goldfish communication.
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