The Indiana Junior Academy of Science symposium (IJAS) provides an excellent opportunity for high school students and teachers to attend a professional scientific meeting where students can interact with prominent senior scientists and participate in a variety of educational activities. Attendance at IJAS is limited to member schools. 

Who should participate in IJAS? Since the meeting is comprised of a variety of activities, IJAS is a great   opportunity for science students of all levels--from the hard-core researcher to the student who enjoys     general problem solving. The four primary activities at the meeting are: The Problem Solving Exam, The Research Paper Competition, The Issues Presentation Competition,  and The Outstanding Junior Scientist Competition.

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ANNOUNCING

2008 INDIANA ACADEMY OF SCIENCE TALENT SEARCH

The Indiana Academy of Science (IAS) is pleased to invite all OUTSTANDING HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS IN THE CLASSES OF 2009 and 2010 to enter the 2008 Indiana Academy of Science Talent Search, a competition aimed at identifying students with the potential to become creative scientists, engineers, and mathematicians. The Indiana Academy of Science Talent Search is sponsored and funded by the IAS Youth Activities Committee. Click here for more information and entrance procedures.

Indiana Academy of Science School Research Grants Support work by students in the 9th-12th grades working with Academy member teacher-mentors by providing up to $300 for supplies and materials for their independent science projects.

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