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Argentine national science and technology fair
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The 2026 National Fair of Science, Technology, Arts, and Mathematics featured student projects from various Argentine provinces. In San Luis, the event concluded with participation from over 400 students and 100 teachers. Notable achievements included recognition for the Formosa delegation, specifically the ‘Best STEAM Work’ award for Escuela Nº 21’s project ‘Guaraní y pesos’. The Formosa delegation also received distinctions in the primary level and national recognition for the inclusive approach of Escuela Especial Nº 11 de El Espinillo. In Tierra del Fuego, the provincial competition saw 20 projects advance to the national stage. These selected works include six mathematical, four artistic, five scientific, and five technological projects, following an initial submission process involving over 200 entries. During the first phase of the fair held from October 5 to 10 in San Luis, the provinces of Córdoba and Misiones achieved significant recognition. Córdoba’s Minister of Education, Horacio A. Ferreyra, noted that the awards reflected the talent and creativity of the province’s students. Notable Córdoba projects included geometric modeling and probability work from the Instituto Superior de Formación Docente Santa Teresita de Balnearia. Misiones also received distinctions. The Instituto Puerto Bemberg of Eldorado earned a special mention from the National Ministry of Human Capital for its project ‘Algoritmos que ayudan’, while CEP N.º 27 from Salto Encantado was recognized for its work on mathematical patterns in nature. At a subsequent stage of the fair held in Jujuy, the province of Corrientes received multiple awards. Escuela Intercultural Bilingüe N.º 619 ‘Uruguayana’ earned a Federal Distinction for ‘¿Flota o se hunde el miedo?’, and EJI N.º 17 ‘Manuelita’ received National Outstanding recognition for ‘Así se pinta Corrientes’. Other Corrientes honors included three Federal Distinctions for a project regarding the caranday plant and a Special Mention in Culinary Art for the Escuela Técnica de Itá Ibaté’s ‘Sabores 4.0’.
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