There’s a new digital process for completing and submitting application forms for the 2021 Synopsys Championship. Please go to the Application Instructions page to get started. After completing the first registration step, you will receive an individualized set of instructions and a link to the Forms Folder for your project.
We are excited to share videos of some Championship projects in the 2020 Synopsys Championship Winners Showcase. We couldn’t hold an in-person Winners’ Circle in September, where students would have shared a few words about their projects and their experiences at CSEF and ISEF. So we’re celebrating our winners by showcasing their work online!
The Society for Science & the Public and Broadcom Foundation invite the public to attend a virtual exhibition of original research projects by the Broadcom MASTERS 2020 finalists. The Top 30 Broadcom MASTERS finalists were selected from a pool of 3,476 entrants nationwide and are currently competing for more than $100,000 in awards. They include Anish Bhethanabotla from Joaquin Miller Middle School and Anika Pallapothu from The Harker School. The Showcase is open for viewing through Nov. 4th. Register at the MASTERS web site.
High school seniors: Complete your applications for the Regeneron Science Talent Search by November 12, 2020 at 8 pm Eastern Time. https://bit.ly/2NEV4Qq
A replay of the workshop is available on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzVggKHOitp3zhQrk4Yd5ow/.
The workshop on computer science projects in response to COVID-19 was recorded on Sept. 30th .
Agenda: Gen Z and the digital world (4th industrial revolution); Demo of 5th, 6th, 10th grade CS project work in response to SARS-CoV-19; Step-by-step look at some online AI tools; Q&A about academia and the software industry, how product manager’s day looks like, etc.
The workshop leader is Catherine Fang, PhD computer engineer and instructor at the Integrated Innovation Institute, Carnegie Mellon University Silicon Valley. Thank you, Catherine!
The Society for Science & the Public (SSP) has posted Research @ Home resources on its website and announced that Regeneron ISEF 2021 will be held as a virtual competition with judging and awards in May 2021: “We will continue to seek ways to support student research even in these unusual times, but acknowledge that change is likely in the coming year.”
SCVSEFA hopes you’ll consider joining the successful team behind the Synopsys Championship for what promises to be an interesting and challenging year. Our volunteer opportunities are described below, including the important role of leading the Science Review Committee (SRC). To learn more, please contact Volunteer Opportunities through the SCVSEFA contact page or send a message to Heidi Black:
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All the 2020 Virtual Synopsys Championship t-shirts have been mailed out and everyone who requested one should receive it very soon via USPS. Thanks and congratulations to Anya Chatterjee for her winning design!
If there’s a problem with your order, please send a message to Fair Administration via the contact page.
The Society for Science & the Public unveiled the full schedule of panels for the Virtual 2020 Regeneron ISEF. Register here! There will be a Finalist Exhibit Hall; interactive and immersive experiences in the STEM Experiential Hall; colleges and universities introducing themselves in the ISEF Commons, and a daily program of speakers including, among others, MacArthur Fellow Elissa Hallem, CRISPR-cas9 co-creator Feng Zhang, Nobel Laureate Elizabeth Blackburn and National Medal of Technology and Innovation winner Cato Laurencin.
Submit your design for a Virtual Synopsys Championship T–shirt by Saturday, April 11th. We will select a design and make it available for you to order and have a special-issue tshirt sent directly to your home.
Any student who uploaded materials into a folder by the fair date will get a t-shirt, free of charge.
Make sure your design includes the terms “Virtual”, “2020”, and “Synopsys Championship”, and includes the SCVSEF logo – also found in the folder. Use only one color. Include your name or project number.
Upload it to this Google Folder-
https://drive.google.com/…/18N7cM2GgBCOVJeksBoOwOCC7XWpIGLu…
Start doodling!

