Australia's most prestigious student science awards – the 2009 BHP Billiton Science Awards – were presented in Melbourne this month by BHP Billiton Chairman, Don Argus, and CSIRO’s Chief Executive, Dr Megan Clark.
The Awards recognise school students who have undertaken practical research projects that demonstrate innovative scientific investigation.
The BHP Billiton Science Awards have been sponsored by BHP Billiton since 1981 and are managed by CSIRO, Australia's premier scientific research organisation.
First prize $2,000 Second prize $1,200 Third prize $500
Plus, more cash prizes for finalists and semi-finalists.
2009-10 entry details do not appear to be live yet but check out the 2008-09 brochure for more information until the new one is uploaded.
See the winners for 2009.
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The Awards recognise school students who have undertaken practical research projects that demonstrate innovative scientific investigation.
The BHP Billiton Science Awards have been sponsored by BHP Billiton since 1981 and are managed by CSIRO, Australia's premier scientific research organisation.
First prize $2,000 Second prize $1,200 Third prize $500
Plus, more cash prizes for finalists and semi-finalists.
2009-10 entry details do not appear to be live yet but check out the 2008-09 brochure for more information until the new one is uploaded.
See the winners for 2009.
M
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