This post is for the parents and friends of any person 13 to 18 years old anywhere in the world who loves science has the imagination to change the world, whether on a large or local basis.

That, and internet access, is all that’s needed to register for the Google Science Fair.

The registration deadline is April 4, 2011.

You go to google.com/sciencefair. You find the template that tells you how to register. It gives you all the categories that you can compete in. They are very broad; physics, biology, the environment and loads of other ones. Then, you design and build your experiment. You document it in any way you want, including, for instance, YouTube videos. You get it done on line for the judges. –Entrepreneur Dean Kamen, inventor of the Segway.

(Read the story here.)

The Google Science Fair is an amazing oportunity for all who enter, not just the winners.

I sincerely hope you will spread the word; don’t make assumptions as to who would be interested and who would not, just forward the information to all the kids and groups involved with kids you can think of.

See more videos, including the opening event on January 11, 2011.

YouTube image credit: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IOIb17J2DaE

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