| New hampshire science & engineering exposition |
NEW DATE FOR HIGH SCHOOL FAIR!!!
FRIDAY MARCH 20th
Due to a scheduling conflict at NHTI, we have moved the date of the March Expo to Friday March 20th (the former "snow date").
We apologize for any inconvenience!
2026 Fair Dates | High School Expo - Middle School Expo - Thursday May 21, 2026 |
Areas of Interest
PANEL DISCUSSION AT HIGH SCHOOL EXPO TO BE ALL ABOUT BIOFAB USA!!!
| Developing the standards, tools, and workforce needed to transition tissue and cell-based innovations from research to commercial-scale manufacturing—supporting U.S. leadership in biotechnology and strengthening domestic manufacturing capabilities in a field vital to health, economic, and national security. |
BioFabUSA, a program of the Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute (ARMI), is a public-private partnership with over 170 member organizations from industry, academia, government, and nonprofits. The program brings together science, engineering, and advanced manufacturing to enable the reliable, scalable, and secure production of regenerative medicine technologies.
Please learn more about this at: https://www.armiusa.org/biofabusa/
Come join us to hear more about this program and the most innovative STEM technologies being developed!
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 2026 TOP 300 REGENERON SCIENCE TALENT SEARCH SCHOLARS!!
The Society for Science has announced the top 300 scholars in the Regeneron Science Talent Search 2026, the nation's oldest and most prestigious science and math competition for high school seniors.
Congratulations to the 5 New Hampshire scholars:
Viktor Osadsky, Age: 18
Exeter High School, New Hampshire
Project Title: Scoring Radiography Collimation: Quantifying Background Impact Using Neural Networks
Sebastien Sobeih, Age: 18
Phillips Exeter Academy, New Hampshire
Project Title: The Cross-Dependent PDFS Model and Its Application: Smagorinsky-LES Inspired Subgrid-Scale Models and Multiscale Cascade for Transfer of “Volatile Energy” Within Financial Markets
Andy Song, Age: 19
Phillips Exeter Academy, New Hampshire
Project Title: Investigating the Molecular Mechanisms of TCERG1 SNP rs79727797 in Modifying Huntington’s Disease Onset
Anfeng Xie, Age: 18
St. Paul’s School, New Hampshire
Project Title: An Energy-Generating and Power-Storing Seashell: An Innovative Attempt To Increase Power Output While Lowering Cost
Celine Zhang, Age: 18
Phillips Exeter Academy, New Hampshire
Project Title: Designing Zero-Knowledge Proofs for Agent Motion Planning
Each of the 300 scholars and their schools will be awarded $2,000 !!
NHSEE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Meet the educators, professionals, and scientists that make up the NHSEE Team |
2025 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 |