Scenes from Annual High School Science Fair
The salinity of seawater on Martha's Vineyard, a science project by Alison Daigle.
The salinity of seawater on Martha's Vineyard, a science project by Alison Daigle.
Cooper Bennett, shown, and John Gencalves look at how heat affects the expansion of yeast.
Cooper Bennett, shown, and John Gencalves look at how heat affects the expansion of yeast.
Mitchell Chaves takes a look at what type of wood decking is the best.
Mitchell Chaves takes a look at what type of wood decking is the best.
Shellfish, filtration of the future. A project by Matteus Scheffer and Jack Sierputoski.
Shellfish, filtration of the future. A project by Matteus Scheffer and Jack Sierputoski.
A bay scallop is Matteus Scheffer and Jack Sierputoski's science project.
A bay scallop is Matteus Scheffer and Jack Sierputoski's science project.
Sam Bresnick and Sam Rollins take a look at how acidity affects oyster shell mass.
Sam Bresnick and Sam Rollins take a look at how acidity affects oyster shell mass.
Auguste Pizzano and his Stirling engine.
Auguste Pizzano and his Stirling engine.
Chris Ering show off his augmented reality sand table to Auguste Pizzano and Griffin Neago.
Chris Ering show off his augmented reality sand table to Auguste Pizzano and Griffin Neago.
From scallops to water salinity, Martha's Vineyard high school students looked to the Island for inspiration for the annual science and engineering fair, which took place Saturday. Here's a look at some of the competing projects.