The Denver Metro Regional Science & Engineering Fair (DMRSEF) will convene on Friday, February 28, 2025, at the University of Colorado Denver, providing a platform for students to demonstrate their scientific and engineering prowess.
Last year’s fair recognized over 150 projects and involved 227 students from 34 schools across eight Denver metro counties. The upcoming event aims to build upon this success by continuing to inspire young researchers and innovators.
CoorsTek, a global supplier of technical ceramics, has invested in the fair to support emerging STEM talent. The company views the event as a critical opportunity to foster scientific curiosity and critical thinking among young students.
Randel Mercer, Chief Technology Officer at CoorsTek, emphasized the importance of such initiatives, stating that the fair is crucial in nurturing problem-solving skills and a passion for discovery. By supporting the event, CoorsTek demonstrates its commitment to developing future scientific talent.
The fair provides students with a unique opportunity to engage with the scientific community, present their research, and compete for awards. It serves as a significant platform for young researchers to showcase their innovative projects and potential.
Students from grades 6-12 will have the chance to present original research across various scientific disciplines, highlighting the depth and breadth of young scientific talent in the Denver metropolitan area.
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