The secondary school research and invention category covers five main subjects, each divided into junior and senior groups. Participants can choose to enter with a research paper or an invention.
refer to participants who conduct research, experiments, and surveys on science-related topics, draw conclusions and write reports.
refer to new products or models created by primary school students that can be used in practice.
refers to children and adolescents expressing the future production and life scenes of human beings in the form of painting to show their vision and prospects for future scientific development, and at the same time advocate the integration and exchange of technology and art.
The STEAM Teacher category aims to recognize outstanding primary and secondary school teachers promoting STEAM education.
The goal is to recognize and commend secondary and primary schools that have excelled in promoting STEAM education.
