The International Science Project Competition is organised by INTOC Global, an educational organisation based in Turkey. The period of competition is from 21 to 28 May 2022 online.
The aims of INTOC Global are:
• To engage students in tackling the difficult scientific problems of the future
• To engage students to use their imagination and creativity to generate new explanations of how the world works
• To share science moments with people who have devoted their lives to science
The Covid-19 pandemic obliges us to the need to draw frameworks in education. The INTOC Global organisation focusses on developing online courses and competitions. This enabled people to maintain their social connections while at home.
The ISPC is divided into 5 categories:
• Physics and Engineering
• Mathematics
• Applied Life Sciences
• Environmental Sciences
• Social Sciences
Participants will carry out their own research and submit an abstract, report and a video for the competition. Shortlisted projects will present them to a panel of judges for 8 minutes over a zoom meeting followed by a short question and answer session by at least three judges.
The competition emphasises on the following qualities on ETHICS:
• Ethical Researcher
• Truthfulness
• Scientific Research Does Not Harm
• Responsibility to Produce Useful Information for Humanity
• Presentation Made by the Students Who Work Actively in the Project
• Avoid Ethical Violations
• Referencing
The judging criteria includes the following:
Investigation of the effect of brand on the performance of AA non- rechargeable batteries
Luke Yeo, Klifton Cheng, Jonathan Choo Jun Jie
Nicole Tan YiTong, Yoon Kay Khaing
Investigation of the effect of distance on the pressure in a pipe
Chen Linyi Adele, Paris Teh Shu Wen
Investigation of the effect of time in contact with the floor on the growth of bacteria
Chan Ting En Valerie, Chua Zi En, Erica Seah Jue Jia
Investigation of the effect of different salt concentrations on the freezing point of water
Ng Kian Ping, Jeremy Neo Kai Hwee
Investigation of the effect of masses on the power generated by a piezo disc
Lee Zheng Ting Colin, Josiah Kuek Jia Jun, Aathithya Jegatheesan
Investigation of how the angle of light hitting a solar panel changes the voltage output of the solar panel
Tristan Chay, Kyle Lim, Sairam Suresh
https://sites.google.com/s2021.ssts.edu.sg/sst-2022-iss-s2-08-a/home
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