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New hampshire science & engineering exposition


Congratulations to all who made our 2026 fair season such a success!!!

Next year's 2027 dates are: High School: Thursday, March 18th

                                                                                                                         Middle School: Thursday, May 20th

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CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR MIDDLE SCHOOL FAIR STUDENTS!!

We had a fantastic middle school fair on Thursday May 21st with LOTS of excited students and teachers! Congratulations to all who participated and those that won category, grade and special awards!

See pictures and winner listings under Awards and Photo Gallery tabs.

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR 2026 ISEF FINALISTS!!

Tina Jin from Nashua (attending Phillips Andover Academy) won the Ricoh Special Award for Sustainable Development and placed FIRST in the category of Earth and Environmental Science!

Ameya Kharade from Nashua (Nashua HS South) placed SECOND in the category of Biomedical Engineering!

Elise Buehler from Madison NH presented her project on Optimizing Energy Efficiency of Spoilers through Nature Inspired Designs, in the category of Engineering Technology: Statics & Dynamics! 






NHSEE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Meet the educators, professionals, and scientists that make up the NHSEE Team

AWARDS

View our list of category, special award, scholarship, and grand award winners!


2026 EVENT INFO

Thanks for a great event!


ABOUT THE NHSEE

The purpose of the New Hampshire Science and Engineering Association shall be the advancement of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education in the State of New Hampshire. The Association sponsors the New Hampshire Science and Engineering Exposition events in which high school students and middle school students present research on STEM-related projects and compete for awards and an opportunity to qualify for the Regeneron  International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) for high schools and the Thermo Fisher Scientific Junior Innovators Challenge (JIC) for the middle schools.  

The Association may also offer other events to students and teachers to promote STEM learning and competition. The Association seeks to drive student interest in STEM-related fields by partnering with New Hampshire businesses, communities, colleges and universities to address workforce challenges. 

Address: NHSEE Association, PO Box 5202, Manchester, NH 03108-5202


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