Eight students passed the initiative in the Indian research and innovation in Science (IRIS) project, and their innovative technology, is now represented in India in 2010 Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF), San Jose, California, 1909-1914 05
Four students from South Point School in Calcutta. Others are in different schools in Calcutta and Bangalore.
As the world's largest pre-university science fair and just competition in Global Science students in grades 9-12, the Intel ISEF is a program organized by the Society for Science & the Public (SSP).
With the collection of more than 1500 students from over 50 countries, representing more than 1200 projects have the opportunity to familiarize the young minds in the world come together to share ideas, make art projects, and compete for over $ 4,000,000 in prizes and scholarships.
At the national level, IRIS research projects that encourage science. The program presents a summary of the project by August 31 each year after evaluation by the Scientific Committee on Resources (SRC) election. For example, in 2009, a total of 82 projects were class I (grades 5-8) and II (grades 9-12) were selected.