Eaglebrook Hosts Third Annual Science Fair

Eaglebrook hosted its Third Annual Science Fair earlier this month. The fair was held in the Chiang Atrium of the Evans Center with the Science Department faculty presiding as the judges. The fair was a great success. The final result was a combination of many months of work by the students involved, as well as a result of the leadership of Alex K. ’23 and Sean C. ’23. 

Richard Z. ’23 took first place for his experimentation of the effectiveness of varied concentrations of enzyme solution used in plant fertilizers, cleaning detergents, and water treatment. In second place was Mardian K. ’23 with his demonstration of Boid Coding, the coding utilized to show the movement of many items at once. Mardian utilized this type of code to simulate the migration of bird and fish flocks. 

When asked for his perspective on the event, participant Marcus L. ’23 said: “I thought [the science fair] went really well. The contestants were really enthusiastic and I learned a lot.”

“Witnessing these students deliver their insightful and thorough presentations to an audience of their friends and Science Faculty was an inspiration for me personally, and more importantly a testament to each student's dedication to curiosity and scientific exploration,” said judge and Dean of Students Mr. Fay.