Episode 61 - Google's Global Science Fair

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Episode 61 - Google's Global Science Fair

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For episode 61, we talk with Google's Cristin Frodella about the Google Global Science Fair 2011. In partnership with CERN, the LEGO Group, National Geographic and Scientific American, Google has created an exciting new global science competition to help celebrate young scientific talent and engage students in science. Learn how to submit a project, then later to see and vote for some of the best projects.
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Episode 61 - Google's Global Science Fair

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