Whether you’re looking to advance your existing scientific research or want to make your own novel scientific research idea a reality, we’ve got you covered.
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What is science fair?
What is science fair?
Science fairs are an annual competition that allows students to do independent research. Students can design experiments, engineer solutions, and come up with solutions to everyday problems. A science fair competitor must attend the Dallas Regional Science and Engineering Fair (DRSEF) and be chosen among a pool of other cross-district students to compete in the Texas Science and Engineering Fair.
What is our vision?
What is our vision?
Our goal is to assist students in conducting their own novel, independent research that they can submit to the science fair. The FHS science fair club will provide students with the platform, resources, tools, and knowledge they need to successfully complete their research through informational meetings that facilitate ideation, check-ins, proposals, outreach, equipment assistance, and constructive criticism.
Join us!
Join us!
September 2024 (Flex @B205): Meeting 1
October/November 2024 (Flex @B205): Meeting 2
December 2024 (Flex @B205): Meeting 3
January 2025 (Flex @B205): Meeting 4
Early February 2025: Dallas Regional Science and Engineering Fair
March 28–29, 2025: Texas Science and Engineering Fair
May 10-16, 2025: International Science and Engineering Fair
Generally, meetings occur during the the first b-day of every other week during flex. Meetings will always be announced via remind @fhssf2023. If you have any questions or want to contact us, feel free to join our Remind (code: fhssf2023) or email Ms. Wudeck at wudecke@friscoisd.org.
2025 nAtional awards
2025 nAtional awards
Jahnavi Sharma:
2025 Regeneron Biomedical Science Award
2025 State Results
2025 State Results
Joon Lee:
2nd Prize for “Cost-Effective, Mobile Rover-AI System Engineered to Evaluate Impacts of Microclimatic Parameters on Pediatric Asthma” in Earth and Environmental Science
Jahnavi Sharma:
3rd Prize for “SARCOMA-Net:Personalized Sarcoma Therapies through Spatial-Transcriptomic Biomarker Analysis and Variational Autoencoder Drug Generation” in Computational Biology and Bioinformatics
2025 Regional Results
2025 Regional Results
Jahnavi Sharma:
1st Prize for “SARCOMA-Net:Personalized Sarcoma Therapies through Spatial-Transcriptomic Biomarker Analysis and Variational Autoencoder Drug Generation” in Computational Biology and Bioinformatics
Grand Prize Judging Qualifier
Texas Science and Engineering Fair Finalist
Joon Lee:
3rd Prize for “Cost-Effective, Mobile Rover-AI System Engineered to Evaluate Impacts of Microclimatic Parameters on Pediatric Asthma” in Earth and Environmental Science
Texas Science and Engineering Fair Finalist
Yorika Ohashi:
Special Award for Mathematics from Mu Alpha Theta for “Observing the Patterns of Prime Numbers Powers”
About the club
About the club
The Texas Science and Engineering Fair (TXSEF) is an annual science state competition in which students must clear school and regional level state fairs to enter.
For our school, a science fair competitor must attend the Dallas Regional Science and Engineering Fair (DRSEF) and be chosen amongst a pool of various other cross-district students to compete in the Texas Science and Engineering Fair.
The deadline to submit your project on Scienteer for the Dallas Regional Science and Engineering Fair is in February and our club aims to serve as an accompaniment to your journey in terms of brainstorming, check-in, proposals, and outreach/equipment assistance.
We aim to meet on a biweekly basis (the second A-day of B-day weeks) in order to resolve any questions for science fair projects, collaborate, and provide feedback to each other's projects to prepare for the final submission mentioned earlier. We will meet on the first B day of every other week during flex.
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