NMJAS 2022 Presentation Guidelines
Updated information for the 2022 NM Junior Academy of Science Competition (the oral presentation).
Updated information for the 2022 NM Junior Academy of Science Competition (the oral presentation).
Student links General links Writing your research paper Many students who compete also submit an entry in a science fair, although the Academy does not require that they do so. Entries in the paper competition, however, must report on the …
Student links General links NMJAS Registration 2022 Registration deadlines and presentations dates vary by location, but generally February-March. For details, see Regional Information. If you have questions that have not been answered on the website, please address them to Lynn.Brandvold@nmt.edu. …
Understand how the NM Junior Academy of Science Paper Competition works – eligibility, the process, expectations.
Details for the 2022 New Mexico Junior Academy ion Science Research Paper Competition – dates, contacts, and links. Funding for NMJAS is generously provided by Sandia National Labs and the Los Alamos National Lab employees. Thank you!
The New Mexico Research Symposium is an annual conference with oral presentations, a poster competition, and a keynote address. The conference is geared to undergraduate and graduate students from New Mexico’s colleges and universities. Presentation and poster abstracts are published …
Director-at-Large, representing any NM regionVice President, to become President-Elect / President Newsletter Editor This is the perfect opportunity to say We Believe in Science The world-wide Covid -19 Pandemic set back student science studies for over a year. NMAS needs science …
Nominate an outstanding science teacher for recognition by NM Academy of ScienceDeadline October 8, 2021 Open to all grade K -12 Science teachers and informal science educators in public and private settings. NMAS recognizes those who provide exemplary opportunities for …
Congratulations to all of the students who presented their research at the New Mexico Junior Academy of Science competition.
1st Place – Aditya Kiran Koushik, La Cueva High School, Albuquerque: Designing a Monte Carlo python computer program to model random mutations across T-cell resistant sequences and hotspots in the SARS-CoV-2 spike glycoprotein
2nd Place – Karin Ebey, Los Alamos High School; Climate change on crocodilians: modeling the effects of phenological shifts
3rd Place – McKenna Collins, Albuquerque Institute for Math and Science: Just passing through: using hemispheric sensing with trajectory prediction to mechanically dodge space debris
4th Place – Gabriel Gurule, Albuquerque Institute of Math and Science: Solving the issue of inefficiency for multiple faceted variable energy systems
The New Mexico Academy of Science, in conjunction with the National Youth Science Foundation has selected two delegates to represent New Mexico at the 2021 National Youth Science Camp (NYSCamp). High school seniors with demonstrated accomplishments in science, technology, engineering, …
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