VIDEO: See Scenes from UC's Science Fair

Hundreds of the region's school children, grades 6-12, recently participated in the University of Cincinnati's Science and Engineering Expo.

The UC event is open to students who have received a “superior” rating at their schools’ science fairs and have been chosen by the schools to represent them at the Science and Engineering Expo.

View the Science Fair 2012

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on next year’s Science and Engineering Expo Science Fair 2013. http://youtu.be/kNKEpAMvkFY

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