Kennett High senior Jordanna Belle-Isle took top honors in the Mount Washington Regional Science & Technology Fair. Belle-Isle hopes to attend Wentworth Institute of Technology in Boston in the fall to study biological engineering. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Kennett High senior Jordanna Belle-Isle took top honors in the Mount Washington Regional Science & Technology Fair. Belle-Isle hopes to attend Wentworth Institute of Technology in Boston in the fall to study biological engineering. (COURTESY PHOTO)
CONWAY — The 12th annual Mount Washington Valley Regional Science & Technology Fair took place at the Technology Village on May 2.
More than 200 students displayed over 175 exhibits showcasing experiments and engineering projects that included a wide range of subjects, from the effect that caffeine has on memory to the possibility of a 3-D printer replicating bones.
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