Intel Announces National Science Fair Winners Winners to represent Pakistan at the Intel International Science &Engineering Fair (ISEF) May 2016 in Phoenix, Arizona
- Over 100 projects by 254 young scientists from all across Pakistan showcased their projects at the National Science Fair held in Lahore
- Projects displayed at the National Science Fair were assessed by a panel of renowned judges with winners selected to represent Pakistan at Intel ISEF 2016 to be held in Pheonix, Arizona
- The Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (Intel ISEF), the world’s largest international pre-college science fair, provides an annual forum for more than 1,800 high school students from around the globe to compete for over US$ 5 million in awards and scholarships
Intel Pakistan today concluded its National Science Competition by announcing the winners at COMSATS Institute of Information Technology, Lahore. The winners will represent Pakistan at the Intel International Science & Engineering Fair (ISEF) 2016, to be held in Phoenix, Arizona in May 2016. The event was graced by Mr. Qaisar Abbas, Director COMSATS Institute of Information Technology as chief guest.
Winners Group Projects: Ahmad Bin Abdur Rehman, Muhammad Hashim Khan from Divisional Public School, Township branch, Lahore. Minahil Mustafa, Sameen Mehdi, Abdullah Khan from Beaconhouse School System, Valencia Town Campus, Lahore.
Winners Individual Projects: Shahmir Khan Niazi from Beaconhouse School System, Valencia Town Campus, Lahore, Khasheaa Nadeem from Aga Khan Higher Secondary School, Karimabad, Karachi, Sarmad Saeed Nasir from Engro Grammer School, Dharki, District Ghotki, Sindh.
The National Science Fair showcased more than 110 science projects submitted by 254 young scientists from all four provinces after rigorous competition at district and provincial levels. Winners of the National Science Fair have qualified to compete in the International Science & Engineering Fair, showcasing their talent on an international platform for over $5 million in prizes and scholarships.
“The number of students who have qualified for the National Science Fair and the ones who’ve further secured a position in the International Science& Engineering Fair in Phoenix, Arizona is proof that Pakistan has incredible talent. One of the core outcomes of education is to produce productive citizens and role models for tomorrow, which we can only achieve by enabling students in becoming acquainted with and excelling in technology,” said Naveed Siraj, Country Manager, Intel Pakistan. “I wish the best of luck to the students who have participated in the Science Fairs at all the qualifying levels”.
