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New Hampshire Science and Engineering Exposition (NHSEE)

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Eligibility

Who can participate in NHSEE: To participate in NHSEE, students need to meet either of two conditions.

  1. Be a resident of NH, even if they are going to a school that is not in NH.
  2. Be attending a public or private school in NH, even if they live outside of NH.

Registering for the expo

Register your project at https://nhsee.stemwizard.com/

DEADLINES

Note: If a student(s) project involves Vertebrate animals (i.e., any organism with bones), Potentially Hazardous Biological Agents, Hazardous Chemicals or Processes, or Human or Animal Tissues, you will most likely need to get Pre-Approval from the Scientific Review Committee (SRC).  Please click this link to view ISEF's Rules: https://ruleswizard.societyforscience.org/

Pre-Approval: Friday December 6, 2024

ISEF Forms and Research Plan Final Submittal: Sunday February 9, 2025

Advancing to ISEF

To advance to the ISEF competition; In order to earn a spot as a finalist at ISEF, student projects need to have scores that place them in the top three highest scoring projects at NHSEE. There is no minimum score needed. All the scores at the event are listed and ranked, and the top three qualify for ISEF. Attendance and participation at the ISEF is subject to available funding by NHSEE. We have sent one, two and three projects in the past, so it may be only the first place project that is able to attend.

SPECIAL AWARDS

The following Special Awards are anticipated to be awarded during the 2025 NHSEE fair. Each student project can self-nominate for these awards using the self-nomination milestone in their STEM Wizard account.

2025 NHSEE Special Awards Description - Website Version.docx

DISPLAY RULES AND REGULATIONS

Maximum size of Project: Depth (Front to back): 30 inches or 76 centimeters; Width (side to side): 48 inches or 122 centimeters; Height (from top of table to top of display): 72 inches or 173 centimeters (tables are 30 inches or 76 centimeters high)

The upper portion of the display should include the title of the project. The display should NOT include the name of the school.

The background and sides of the project display can be put on a poster board (bi-fold; tri-fold; etc). Items on the display board could include graphs, charts, photographs, etc that provide info and help explain the project.

The following should also be at the project site so they can be checked by judges: Research Plan, Notebook, Abstract, Statement of Conclusion.


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