Science Expo is the Intel International Science & Engineering Fair - affiliated regional science fair for southeastern Montana. Due to the generosity of our sponsors, there is no fee to enter.
2013 Guest Speaker Presentation, How to Train Your Robot
Hunter Lloyd and Looney Adjunct Professor, Department of Computer Science Montana State University - Bozeman
2013 Guest Scientist
Hunter Lloyd, faculty advisor to the Lunabotics team at Montana State University – Bozeman. Hunter has a team of “state of the art” robots that put on a show. His most famous is Looney who happens to have a YouTube video.
Competition & Prizes
In 2012, over $20,000 in trips, cash prizes, awards and scholarships were awarded. The High School division winners won an all-expenses trip to compete at the Intel ISEF competition in Pittsburgh, PA May 13 – 18. In addition, other high school competitors won trips to ISWEEEP in Houston, TX and the Genius Olympiad in Oswego, NY. Science Expo is a stepping stone to the rest of the world.
The Science Expo depends on its wonderful volunteer judges – no experience necessary. We will start recruiting judges for 2013 this coming fall for an evening of judging on Friday, March 22 from 5 – 9 pm. We will provide orientation and a tasty dinner. You can conveniently sign up on-line.
Is yours a science or engineering organization that wants to encourage students to pursue science careers? Become one of our exhibitors. Contact the Science Expo Coordinator at 406-247-6456 or mreviczkydolan@billingsclinic.org to discuss opportunities.
Marietta Reviczky-Dolan Science Expo Coordinator 1045 N 30th Street Billings, MT 59101 406-247-6456 1-800-996-2663 mreviczkydolan@billingsclinic.org
Hours Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Location Research Center 1045 North 30th Street Billings, MT 59101
Research Related Questions Call or email us. 406-657-4111 or 1-800-996-2663 (toll-free) research@billingsclinic.org
In 2012, over $20,000 in trips, cash prizes, awards and scholarships were awarded. The High School division winners won an all-expenses trip to compete at the Intel ISEF competition in Pittsburgh, PA May 13 – 18. In addition, other high school competitors won trips to ISWEEEP in Houston, TX and the Genius Olympiad in Oswego, NY. Science Expo is a stepping stone to the rest of the world.
The Science Expo depends on its wonderful volunteer judges – no experience necessary. We will start recruiting judges for 2013 this coming fall for an evening of judging on Friday, March 22 from 5 – 9 pm. We will provide orientation and a tasty dinner. You can conveniently sign up on-line.
Is yours a science or engineering organization that wants to encourage students to pursue science careers? Become one of our exhibitors. Contact the Science Expo Coordinator at 
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