Organisation: 創新科技署 Innovation and Technology Commission [official website]

Introduction: 

Division

This year’s Competition consists of two divisions, the Junior Division and the Senior Division. Students from F.1 to F.3 aged 17 or below (born on or after 14 April 1991) are eligible for the Junior Division, whereas students from F.4 to F.7 aged 20 or below (born on or after 14 April 1988) are eligible for the Senior Division.

Teams, comprising 2 to 5 students, must be nominated by schools. Each school can nominate a maximum of eight teams and each team can only submit one project.

Types of Projects

Students are expected to showcase their understanding of science and application of scientific knowledge in their investigation and invention. Such projects should be original and innovative while also being both practical and applicable to real-life. A project may be in the form of:

1. An invention (Type A project): a new and original invention created by students with their scientific knowledge and imagination. The students will be required to demonstrate to the judges how their invention works and its applicability.
2. An investigation of scientific phenomena or the application of scientific theories (Type B project): This should be in the form of a report supported by experimental data and results.

The entry can be in one of the following stream: the physics and engineering stream OR the biology and chemistry stream. For the physics and engineering stream, it includes astronomy, meteorology, material science, earth science, environmental science, electronics, mechanics, communication, information technology, computer science and energy. For the biology and chemistry stream, it could cover chemistry, chemical engineering, ecology, life science, biotechnology, food science, health science and medicine.

Students:

Project:

Team A

Team B

Advisor: Mr. Lau Chi Kin