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SSEF / ATS 2011Briefing
14 July 2010 Science Centre Singapore
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Overview
Introduction SSEF 2011 Preparing for the Fair ATS 2011
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Introduction SSEF 2011ISEF 2011ATS 2011
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Singapore Science and Engineering Fair (SSEF) 2011
9 & 10 Mar 2011 (Wed, Thur) Open to all Sec Schs, JCs and CI students aged
15 – 21 as of 1 Jan 2011 Projects from
SRP (Science Research Programme) NRP (Nanyang Research Programme SMP (Science Mentorship Programme) Schools / Cluster Science / Engineering Projects
Organised by MOE, A*STAR and Science Centre
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International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) 2011
2 Individual Projects and 1 Team Project chosen from the winners of SSEF 2011 to represent Singapore in ISEF 2011 in Los Angeles, California, USA
Singaporeans or PRs 8 – 13 May 2011 http://www.societyforscience.org/isef/about
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A*STAR Talent Search (ATS) 2011
Must take part in SSEF 2011 Must submit application for ATS Winners of SSEF 2011 shortlisted to
participate in ATS Judging http://www.science.edu.sg/a-ts
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SSEF 2011Rules and Regulations
Project CategoriesApplication Forms
Prior Approval Before ExperimentationRegistration and Project Submission
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Rules and Regulations
Adhere to ISEF Rules strictly Research done between 1 Jan 10 – 31 Dec 10 Projects must be investigative by nature Individual or team projects Team Projects may have a maximum of 3
members 1 student per project encouraged Continuation project will only be judged on work
done from 1 Jan 10 – 31 Dec 10 (Continuation Project Form 7 required)
Adhere to H3-SSEF guidelines strictly
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Scientific fraud and misconduct are not condoned at any level of research or competition.
Plagiarism, forgery, using presentation of other researcher’s work as one’s own and fabrication of data.
Immediate disqualification
Rules and Regulations
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H3 examination materials are NOT permitted for exhibition, competition or publication without the authorisation by the Chief Executive, SEAB.
Written request to SEAB is necessary for any H3 Science research examination materials to be used for SSEF.
H3-SSEF Guidelines for schools
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The following conditions are to be strictly complied with:
Time Frame Candidates must submit the H3 science
research papers to the examining agencies and conducted the Oral Defence of the science projects before the start of the SSEF in March.
Candidates should not have any further contact with NUS/NTU/equivalent examination authority upon submission to the examining agencies when preparing for SSEF.
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Materials to be used Candidates should not use the same H3 examination materials
submitted to the examining agencies for the SSEF. The written report submitted for the SSEF is different from the
H3 Science research paper submitted as an examination work. The mode used for the SSEF’s oral presentation (poster) is
different from the H3 Oral Defence (e.g. powerpoint). Candidates should not make reference to the work submitted
for the SSEF as having been an examination submission (e.g. by removal of examination labels, candidate index, title of H3 programme and examining agency).
Results Candidates should not use the results obtained from the SSEF
as a basis to contest the results awarded by SEAB for the H3 science research programmes.
The following conditions are to be strictly complied with:
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Declaration Candidates in the H3 Science research
programmes are required to submit a declaration form (Annex A) to CPDD (MOE) and acknowledge the conditions and implications for participation in the SSEF.
Schools will collate and submit the declaration forms by first week of December 2010 before SSEF.
The following conditions are to be strictly complied with:
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Project CategoriesAnimal Sciences
Engineering: Electrical & Mechanical
Medicine & Health Sciences
BiochemistryEngineering: Materials &
BioengineeringMicrobiology
Cellular & Molecular Biology
Energy & Transportation Physics & Astronomy
ChemistryEnvironmental Management
Plant Sciences
Computer Science Environmental Sciences -
Earth & Planetary Science
Mathematical Sciences -
Note: Behavioural & Social Sciences no longer offered.
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Application Forms Every student or team must submit forms
1 (Checklist for adult sponsor) 1A (Student Checklist) + Research Plan 1B (Approval Form) (including every member of
team)
Additional forms required 1C – If work conducted in regulated research
institutions (RIs), note that BSL2 projects should not be conducted in school labs
7 - for continuation projects
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Application Forms
Additional forms required for use of Humans
Human Subjects Form 4 Qualified Scientist Form 2
Vertebrate Animals Vertebrate Animal Form 5A (non-regulated RI) Vertebrate Animal Form 5B (regulated RI) Qualified Scientist Form 2
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Application FormsAdditional forms required for use of Potentially Hazardous Biological Agents
PHBAs Risk Assessment Form 6A Human and Vertebrate Animal Tissue Form 6B Qualified Scientist Form 2 Risk Assessment Form 3
Hazardous Chemicals, Activities & Devices Risk Assessment Form 3 Qualified Scientist Form 2
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Download Forms Not sure what forms to submit? http://www.societyforscience.org/isef/document/i
ndex.asp
Download forms at http://www.societyforscience.org/Document.Doc?id=11(Please ensure forms are dated 2010-11)
2011 Student Handbookhttp://www.societyforscience.org/Document.Doc?id=12’
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Prior Approval Before Experimentation
Scientific Review Committee (SRC) approval required for studies involving Vertebrate Animals Potentially Hazardous Biological Agents
Institutional pre-approval must be obtained if SRC approval not obtained
Download Rules and Guidelines
http://www.societyforscience.org/Document.Doc?id=10
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Prior Approval Before Experimentation
Institutional Review Board (IRB) approval required for studies involving Human Subjects
An IRB must include A science educator A school administrator (Principal or VP) A medical doctor, physician’s assistant, registered nurse,
psychiatrist, psychologist, licensed social worker or licensed clinical professional counsellor
Download Rules and Guidelines
http://www.societyforscience.org/Document.Doc?id=10
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Mr Daniel Lim Poh YeongSSEF SecretariatSciences Branch Curriculum Planning & Development Division1 North Buona Vista DriveMOE Building, #13-00Singapore 138675
For SSEF SRC ApprovalTo seek SRC approval, send completed forms to SSEF Secretariat:
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Registration & Project Submission
Online Registration
1 Nov to 1 Dec 2010
http://www.science.edu.sg/ssef
Projects without registration by 1 Dec 2010 will not be considered
Email acknowledgement and project code will be sent to participants and teacher ICs
Submission of Entry Forms
Deadline – 14 Jan 2011 (Fri)
To Science Centre Singapore
Late entries will not be accepted
Non-compliance with safety & ethics guidelines will be disqualified
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Online RegistrationGet ready the following information:Title of the projectCategory and sub-categoryTeam composition Email and telephone numbers of student participants & teacher(s)-in-charge
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Project Submission Deadline – 14 Jan 11(Friday) ATS Entry Form (No need to complete SSEF
entry form for students taking part in ATS) SSEF Entry Form (For students who enter for
SSEF only) Team projects
All members take part in ATS (complete individual ATS entry form and submit as a team )
Only 1 member of the team take part in ATS (complete SSEF team entry form and individual ATS form & submit as a team)
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Project Submission Items to be submitted with entry form
Research Paper, which includes an abstract with no more than 250 words (in soft and 5 hard copies)
100 word description using non-technical terms for general readers (in soft and 5 hard copies)
2-page summary for judges prior to judging day (in soft and 5 hard copies)
Form 1, 1A, 1B + additional forms where applicable Digital Photograph Application requirements and forms found on
http://www.science.edu.sg/ssef
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2-page summary This serves to give a quick understanding and
background for any additional judges appointed to judge your project prior to judging day.
It should capture the main essence of the project to fully comprehend the nature your project.
Suggest to include the following items: Issues addressed Strategies and methods Key results Findings and conclusions Problems encountered
May not necessary limit to text only (as in the abstract) but can include graphs and equations to substantiate the findings in the project.
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Project Submission
Send Applications to:
Science Centre Singaporec/oFair Director (SSEF 2011)15 Science Centre RoadSingapore 609081
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Preparing for the FairProject Display
Judging Criteria
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Project Display
Only shortlisted projects from the pre-judging round will be displayed at the fair
Project Log Book For judges’ reference at the Fair
Poster 1 m wide and 1.5 m height
Laptop (Optional) One 5-amp electrical point will be provided
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Judging CriteriaCriteria Individual Team
Creative Ability 30 25
Scientific Thought & Engineering Goals
30 25
Thoroughness 15 12
Skill 15 12
Clarity 10 10
Teamwork - 16
Total Possible Score 100 100
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ATS 2011Application
Judging CriteriaRewards
Activity Schedule
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A*STAR Talent Search (ATS)
Accords recognition to students who have excelled in research in Science & Technology
Formerly known as
NSTS since 1995
Renamed
ATS July 2005
(ATS)
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ATS Application
Singaporean/ PR Aged between 15 - 21 yrs as at 31 Dec 10 In a secondary school or pre-university Interested in a long-term career as a
researcher
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ATS Application
Only individual category, no team category
Individual applications can be submitted for team projects
All ATS participants are required to take part in SSEF
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ATS Judging
Shortlisted ATS candidates who are SSEF winners will undergo at least two more rounds of selection before the winners emerge.
The panel of judges consists of distinguished scientists from local and international universities, as well as A*STAR research institutes and a Nobel Laureate (in the final round).
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Scientific attitude/ Motivation and interests
ATS Judging Criteria
Depth of understanding of project
30%30%
20%
20%
Creative ability/ Independent
thinking
Potential to pursue R&D careers/ Vision
and goal
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ATS Awards
Award PrizePoints allocated
to school
First
Cash prize plus a sponsored trip to overseas conference worth S$5,000 in total + Trophy +
Certificate
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SecondS$3,000 + Trophy +
Certificate3
ThirdS$2,000 + Trophy +
Certificate2
CommendationS$1,000 + Trophy +
Certificate1
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Winner Prize
First S$5,000
Second S$3,000
Third S$2,000
ATS Awards for schools
Note: In the event of a tie, the school with the higher placed prize winner will receive the higher ranking.
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Online registration of
projects
1 Nov - 1 Dec 2010
SSEF judging
9 & 10 Mar 2011
ATS short-listing
March 2011
ATS final judging
April 2011
ATS and SSEF Joint Award Presentation
Ceremony
April 2011
SSEF top winners go to ISEF 8– 13 May 2011
Submit project by
14 Jan 2011
SSEF Winners
ATS Winners
ATS finalists
Prejudging Results Mid-Feb
2011
Activity Schedule
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Contacts
Mr Ryan Hong6425 [email protected]
For SSEF and ATS Matters
Ms Charlene Yeo6425 [email protected]
Mr Daniel Lim6879 [email protected]
For SSEF Matters
Mdm Tey Kah Hwee6879 [email protected]
Mr Teo Cheng Yap6879 [email protected]
Mr Seow Yongli6879 [email protected]
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Q&A
For SSEF information, please visit www.science.edu.sg/ssefFor ATS information, please visit www.science.edu.sg/a-ts
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