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PHOTO GALLERY: Students shine at Kern County Science Fair
- Eliza Green egreen@bakersfield.com
Jarred Applewhite, a sixth-grade student at Bill Williams Elementary, displays the mechanics of the magnetic train track, which is part of his science fair project that he presented Tuesday at the Kern County Science Fair at Mechanics Bank Convention Center
- Eliza Green / The Californian
Harjaisal Brar from Stockdale High School explains the findings of his science fair project to onlookers at the Kern County Science Fair. Brar won in the mammalian biology category for his 3D printed silicone wound care dressing project.
- Eliza Green / The Californian
Rosemary DeMarco admires her great-granddaughter's science fair project Tuesday at the Kern County Science Fair at Mechanics Bank Convention Center. Following judging in the morning, the space was open for members of the public to see the projects that qualified for the countywide competition.
- Eliza Green / The Californian
Harjaisal Brar from Stockdale High School explains the findings of his science fair project to onlookers at the Kern County Science Fair. Brar won in the mammalian biology category for his 3D printed silicone wound care dressing project.
- Eliza Green / The Californian
Elaborately designed poster boards containing the best science fair projects from throughout Kern County line tables in Mechanics Bank Convention Center Tuesday afternoon as the space was open for members of the public to explore the projects.
- Eliza Green / The Californian
Elaborately designed poster boards containing the best science fair projects from throughout Kern County line tables in Mechanics Bank Convention Center Tuesday afternoon as the space was open for members of the public to explore the projects.
- Eliza Green / The Californian
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Jarred Applewhite, a sixth-grade student at Bill Williams Elementary, displays the mechanics of the magnetic train track, which is part of his science fair project that he presented Tuesday at the Kern County Science Fair at Mechanics Bank Convention Center
- Eliza Green / The Californian
Harjaisal Brar from Stockdale High School explains the findings of his science fair project to onlookers at the Kern County Science Fair. Brar won in the mammalian biology category for his 3D printed silicone wound care dressing project.
- Eliza Green / The Californian
Rosemary DeMarco admires her great-granddaughter's science fair project Tuesday at the Kern County Science Fair at Mechanics Bank Convention Center. Following judging in the morning, the space was open for members of the public to see the projects that qualified for the countywide competition.
- Eliza Green / The Californian
Ridgeview students Ivan Correa and Audrey Martinez present their project, Guardians of the Coast, at Tuesday's Kern County Science Fair at Mechanics Bank Convention Center.
- Eliza Green / The Californian
Megan Simpson snaps a photo of her son Tristan Simpson, a fifth-grader at Quailwood Elementary, in front of his science project which he presented to judges at the Kern County Science Fair on Tuesday.
- Eliza Green / The Californian
Kerivan Limon and science fair participant Ethan Limon admire projects from fellow students at the Kern County Science Fair on Tuesday.
- Eliza Green / The Californian
Harjaisal Brar from Stockdale High School explains the findings of his science fair project to onlookers at the Kern County Science Fair. Brar won in the mammalian biology category for his 3D printed silicone wound care dressing project.
- Eliza Green / The Californian
Kerivan Limon checks out a student's science fair project at the Kern County Science Fair.
- Eliza Green / The Californian
Elaborately designed poster boards containing the best science fair projects from throughout Kern County line tables in Mechanics Bank Convention Center Tuesday afternoon as the space was open for members of the public to explore the projects.
- Eliza Green / The Californian
Elaborately designed poster boards containing the best science fair projects from throughout Kern County line tables in Mechanics Bank Convention Center Tuesday afternoon as the space was open for members of the public to explore the projects.
- Eliza Green / The Californian
Students explore the tables filled with projects from other students who presented their work at the Kern County Science Fair at Mechanics Bank Convention Center on Tuesday.
- Eliza Green / The Californian
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