The finals will take place at the Science Museum in the form of a science fair.
Crystal growth experiments, the best sustainable ideas and how to creatively demonstrate a chemical process are the challenges that the Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències is once again launching to the school community with science competitions. The finals will take place at the Science Museum in the form of a science fair and will take place next year on April 4 (“Climate Action”), May 16 (“Reacciona”) and May 30 (“Crystallization at School”).
THE City of Arts and SciencesThe University of Valencia and the Jaume I University are collaborating for the twelfth consecutive year in the organization of the competition “Crystallization at school” intended for students in the second cycle of secondary school and the Baccalaureate who are asked to carry out crystal growth experiments in their schools, which they will then present to the jury of the Science Museum. The deadline for registering works ends on January 22, 2025.
In collaboration with the Valencian Territorial Section of the Royal Spanish Society of Chemistry (RSEQ-VAL), the fourteenth edition of the competition was entitled React! to highlight the importance of chemistry. The competition is aimed at students in the 3rd and 4th years of secondary, baccalaureate and intermediate vocational training from all over Spain, to present multimedia material that exposes, in a didactic, creative and original way, a chemical process. Interested groups can register until February 26 of next year.
The fifth edition of the competition will also take place in 2025. “Climate action” aimed at students of primary, secondary, baccalaureate or basic and intermediate vocational training throughout Spain to reward the best ideas for the sustainability of the planet. The deadline for registration is until February 3. The competition is sponsored by Reciclamas and Global Omnium.
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