Welcome to the 66th Annual Greater San Diego Science and Engineering Fair! We look forward to your students’ participation in the 2020 GSDSEF.
Science Fair Week is March 10 - 15, 2020. See below for more details.
We are excited that the GSDSEF will for the first time invite 6th grade students to participate— and we will continue to invite team projects in the Junior Division.
The Student Leadership Board presents its 2019-2020 workshop series for students. For more information and to sign up, please check the SLB Activities page. You may win a doorprize!
NEW!!! Changes for 2019-2020
6th Grade Teachers and Students—Welcome to the Greater San Diego Science and Engineering Fair!! Participation in this iconic science competition is a wonderful opportunity for your students to showcase their science/engineering/mathematics knowledge.
Proposals and Certifications - Students will now have to make GSDSEF accounts and submit their online SRC Pre-Approval Form and any necessary Certification Forms and other forms BEFORE beginning on their projects. They may proceed with their projects AFTER receiving GSDSEF approval to proceed. The deadline to submit the SRC Pre-Approval Form and any necessary Certification Forms is November 18, 2019. For further information go to How to Participate .
Rules and Guidelines - ISEF and CSEF have updated rules and guidelines for 2020. These will be be enforced at the GSDSEF in order for students to qualify for ISEF and CSEF. This includes having all necessary forms signed and approved before experimentation begins.
2019-2020 GSDSEF Calendar
September - November, 2019—Students make GSDSEF accounts and submit Proposals and Certification Forms/Continued Project Forms. Students begin on projects AFTER GSDSEF approval.
Students work on projects after necessary approvals through January, 2020.
~January 22th - ~February 12th, 2020—Project Screening
For a complete list of important dates, please visit the schedule page.
-- A photojourney of the 2018-2019 GSDSEF
News Announcement! September 18, 2019
2019 Broadcom MASTERS Results
Finalists were selected by a panel of distinguished scientists and engineers from among the Top 300 MASTERS and over 2,300 applicants in 47 states, Washington, DC and two US territories.The top 30 finalists include 18 girls and 12 boys covering 13 states and representing 28 schools.
TOP 30 FINALIST:
Tianshi, Kyle
The Cambridge School, San Diego, California; 7th Grade
Project Title: A Microscopic Particle Detector Using Laser Microscopy and Image Processing
TOP 300 MASTERS:
Broudy, Reuben
Soille San Diego Hebrew Day School, San Diego, California; Grade 8
Project Title: Modelling Minimum Voltage to Acoustically Levitate Non-Spherical Objects at Near Wavelength Dimensions
Catanzaro, Marcus
Pacific Beach Middle School, San Diego, California; 7th Grade
Project Title: Rock and Roll Derailment: Reducing Harmonic Oscillation in Trains
Chakamian, Kian
The Rhoades School, Encinitas, California; 8th Grade
Project Title: Predicting Implications of Olive Quick Decline Syndrome in San Diego County Olive Trees
Sridharan, Agastya
Thurgood Marshall Middle School, San Diego, California; 7th Grade
Project Title: A 3D Autostereoscopic Quasi-Static Volumetric Display
Tianshi, Kyle
The Cambridge School, San Diego, California; 7th Grade
Project Title: A Microscopic Particle Detector Using Laser Microscopy and Image Processing
See the Highlights and Results of the 2019 GSDSEF, CSEF, ISEF, and Broadcom MASTERS on About: 2019 Results.