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NEWSLETTER 25 NATIONAL CHILDREN’S SCIENCE CONGRESS Vol-1. 2017-18 COMING TOGETHER OF YOUNG & BRIGHT CHILD SCIENTISTS www.ncsc.co.in 27th December, 2017 1 8 25 NATIONAL CHILDREN’S SCIENCE CONGRESS COMING TOGETHER OF YOUNG & BRIGHT CHILD SCIENTISTS The National Council for Science and Technological Communication, Government of India and, Gujarat Council of Science and Technology have organized the national children science congress. Various programs will be conducted at SAL Education th st Campus and Science City from 27 Dec to 31 Dec, 2017. Various winners of state level competition will participate in national level competition. At state level competition 350 children scientists had presented their projects out of which 25 of the projects were selected. At present, around 50 projects of Asian countries, 750 projects from all the states of India and 55 projects by visually challenged students will be incorporated. From various scientific institutions, some 100 scientific stalls will be exhibited. Moreover, technical and interactive sessions will also be organized for students and along with the set-up of an activity corner will be the center of amazement. To represent their folk culture, students from different region will present their regional dance, thereby making the whole program a unique blend of techno-cultural manifestation. . th th When the 27 December is the D-day for the 25 NCSC program, here we can see the way the students across nation are flooding into SAL Education Campus and Science City to where the program is going to get held. We can See the enthusiasm filled into these students. Here we met the students from Odisha, who have arrived today in a complete zest and scientific spirit. As time passes, more and more students from different parts of country including Asian subcontinent are arriving at the campus. The reason for this flood is likely to be a fruition of the last 24 years of hardship by NCSC committee and partly because the growing scientific sense in the budding generation. The registration desk has started getting hoarded with the inquiry. The organizing committee has put up almost great the efforts to feed the requisite being purveyor to the need generating by the coming and upcoming participants. Furthermore, in this program, the budding scientists are going to th st exhibit and present 850 innovative projects during 27 to 31 December. the presenting project would be assisted by ISRO. The wonderful part of the whole program is the unique inclusion of visually challenged students which is a discerning aspect towards indiscriminative approach and enlightenment with panoptic concerns. There is nothing like spreading some scent of honour and good faith in the air while we are going to Innaugrate something so knowledgeable. The Chief Minister of Gujarat Shri Vijay Rupani is going to innaugrate this auspicious occasion which presents knowledge, informaon and most importantly praccal absorpon. Grand Inauguration Vol-1. 2017-18 27th December, 2017 www.ncsc.co.in ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR ASSAM BIHAR CHANDIGADH AKANSHA KUMARI AMIT BASISTHA TARUN RAJ HARSHDEEP DHIMAN V. JARRINA ANKITA TIMSINA SHIVANI KUMARI HARSEHRAAB SINGH SARAO ANJALI MUNDA ANWESHA HAZARIKA ALOK KUMAR PATHAK HARPUNEET SINGH NISHANT KUMAR ARYAN BORDOLOI JAGRITY DUBEY RIBHAV AGGARWAL NISHANT KUMAR BARAKHA GOGOI PRANJAL JHA A. CHADRASEKHAR BICHITRA RABHA YASHRAJ KUMAR SINGH CHHATTISGADH BICKY RISHI SUHANI RAJ RIKESH KUMAR SAHU ANDHRA PRADESH BISHNU DUTTA SHREYA RAJ GIRIJASHANKAR SAHU M. GOWHATI HIRANYA BORAH SHIVAM KUMAR DOMESHWARI SAHU UNGATI MURALI ISHAN BARUAH SHREYA SATSANGI PRIYANSHU GANGVANSHI GANESULA DURGA VEERA VENKATA NAGA SAI JASASWEE HAZARIKA ASTHA PATHAK SANJANA BAGHEL K. BHAVANA JHARNA NARZARY RAJ SHIVAM GESIKA KOMERRA DEVARAPALLI NAVYASAI MEGHANA KALLOL NATH RAVI ROSHAN TUDDU BHISHMDEV DEWANGAN N. NANDINI KAUSTAV ARYA SARISHA SHERRY DEVA PRIYANKA AGRAWAL E V V RAJITH LOVELY CHETIA SONAL KUMARI VINAY CHANDRAVANSHI MANOJ KUMAR GORLE MOSARAF AHMED RAJANYA SHRIVASTAVA KIRTIKANT V. CHARITHA PARISHMITA KALITA SHAKSHI KUMARI NIDHI SAHU DASARI SOWJANYA PRIYASHMITA BORA ANKIT KUMAR PANDEY AVANTIKA SINGH TOMAR NALLURI SONIYA PURABI BURAGOHAIN JAHANVI KUMARI MANSI PRADHAN PRADHAN A DUSHWANTH REDDY RABIJITA BORUAH PRIYA KUMARI NIKITA DUBEY G DEVI ABHIJNA RIMJIM DAS ANKIT KUMAR PRAVESH DESHLAHRE S. V. YUVARAJ DATH RIYA DEY LAVLI NIGAM NEERAJ DANI SANAGAVARAPU BINDU NIKHITHA DEVI SARANGA NEOG SHILPI RAJ L. RAMESH (K ABHISHEK BANYAN) SNIGDHA DEB KUMAR HARSH J RAJANIKANTH TAMAL BANIK MUSKAN KUMARI TRIDIV PHUKAN ANIKET RAJ ARUNACHAL PRADESH PIYUSH KUMAR GYATI ANKHA ARADHANA SHARMA KIRON NGADONG VISHWAJEET KUMAR PASANG DOIMA AASHTHA KUMARI SHARMISTHA DUTTA PORVEE MOSI UDHAYSO KRONG LAKPA TSERING THUNGON BAKIN NASHO NONONG GAMNO THUTAN TSOMU PARTICIPANTS - CHILD SCIENTISTS A-C STATE An investment in knowledge pays the best interest Edited by : Newsletter Team

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NEWSLETTER25 NATIONAL CHILDREN’S SCIENCE CONGRESS

Vol-1. 2017-18

COMING TOGETHER OF YOUNG & BRIGHT CHILD SCIENTISTS

www.ncsc.co.in27th December, 2017

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25 NATIONAL CHILDREN’S SCIENCE CONGRESSCOMING TOGETHER OF YOUNG & BRIGHT CHILD SCIENTISTS

The National Council for Science and Technological Communication, Government of India and, Gujarat Council of Science and Technology have organized the national children science congress. Various programs will be conducted at SAL Education

th stCampus and Science City from 27 Dec to 31 Dec, 2017. Various winners of state level competition will participate in national level competition. At state level competition 350 children scientists had presented their projects out of which 25 of the projects were selected.At present, around 50 projects of Asian countries, 750 projects from all the states of India and 55 projects by visually challenged students will be incorporated. From various scientific institutions, some 100 scientific stalls will be exhibited. Moreover, technical and interactive sessions will also be organized for students and along with the set-up of an activity corner will be the center of amazement. To represent their folk culture, students from different region will present their regional dance, thereby making the whole program a unique blend of techno-cultural manifestation. .

th thWhen the 27 December is the D-day for the 25 NCSC program, here we can see the way the students across nation are flooding into SAL Education Campus and Science City to where the program is going to get held. We can See the enthusiasm filled into these students. Here we met the students from Odisha, who have arrived today in a complete zest and scientific spirit.As time passes, more and more students from different parts of country including Asian subcontinent are arriving at the campus. The reason for this flood is likely to be a fruition of the last 24 years of hardship by NCSC committee and partly because the growing scientific sense in the budding generation.

The registration desk has started getting hoarded with the inquiry. The organizing committee has put up almost great the efforts to feed the requisite being purveyor to the need generating by the coming and upcoming participants. Furthermore, in this program, the budding scientists are going to

th stexhibit and present 850 innovative projects during 27 to 31 December. the presenting project would be assisted by ISRO. The wonderful part of the whole program is the unique inclusion of visually challenged students which is a discerning aspect towards indiscriminative approach and enlightenment with panoptic concerns.

There is nothing like spreading some scent of honour and good faith in the air while we are going to Innaugrate something so knowledgeable.

The Chief Minister of Gujarat Shri Vijay Rupani is going to innaugrate this auspicious occasion which presents knowledge, informa�on and most importantly prac�cal absorp�on.

Grand Inauguration

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ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR

ASSAM BIHAR CHANDIGADH

AKANSHA KUMARI AMIT BASISTHA TARUN RAJ HARSHDEEP DHIMAN

V. JARRINA ANKITA TIMSINA SHIVANI KUMARI HARSEHRAAB SINGH SARAO

ANJALI MUNDA

ANWESHA HAZARIKA

ALOK KUMAR PATHAK

HARPUNEET SINGH

NISHANT KUMAR

ARYAN BORDOLOI

JAGRITY DUBEY

RIBHAV AGGARWAL

NISHANT KUMAR

BARAKHA GOGOI

PRANJAL JHA

A. CHADRASEKHAR

BICHITRA RABHA

YASHRAJ KUMAR SINGH

CHHATTISGADH

BICKY RISHI

SUHANI RAJ

RIKESH KUMAR SAHU

ANDHRA PRADESH

BISHNU DUTTA

SHREYA RAJ

GIRIJASHANKAR SAHU

M. GOWHATI

HIRANYA BORAH

SHIVAM KUMAR

DOMESHWARI SAHU

UNGATI MURALI

ISHAN BARUAH

SHREYA SATSANGI

PRIYANSHU GANGVANSHI

GANESULA DURGA VEERA VENKATA NAGA SAI

JASASWEE HAZARIKA

ASTHA PATHAK

SANJANA BAGHEL

K. BHAVANA

JHARNA NARZARY

RAJ SHIVAM

GESIKA KOMERRA

DEVARAPALLI NAVYASAI MEGHANA

KALLOL NATH

RAVI ROSHAN TUDDU

BHISHMDEV DEWANGAN

N. NANDINI

KAUSTAV ARYA

SARISHA SHERRY DEVA

PRIYANKA

AGRAWAL

E V V RAJITH

LOVELY CHETIA

SONAL KUMARI

VINAY CHANDRAVANSHI

MANOJ KUMAR GORLE

MOSARAF AHMED

RAJANYA SHRIVASTAVA

KIRTIKANT

V. CHARITHA

PARISHMITA KALITA

SHAKSHI KUMARI

NIDHI SAHU

DASARI SOWJANYA

PRIYASHMITA BORA

ANKIT KUMAR PANDEY

AVANTIKA SINGH TOMAR

NALLURI SONIYA

PURABI BURAGOHAIN

JAHANVI KUMARI

MANSI PRADHAN PRADHAN

A DUSHWANTH REDDY

RABIJITA BORUAH

PRIYA KUMARI

NIKITA DUBEY

G DEVI ABHIJNA

RIMJIM DAS

ANKIT KUMAR

PRAVESH DESHLAHRE

S. V. YUVARAJ DATH

RIYA DEY

LAVLI NIGAM

NEERAJ DANI

SANAGAVARAPU BINDU NIKHITHA DEVI

SARANGA NEOG

SHILPI RAJ

L. RAMESH (K ABHISHEK BANYAN)

SNIGDHA DEB

KUMAR HARSH

J RAJANIKANTH

TAMAL BANIK

MUSKAN KUMARI

TRIDIV PHUKAN

ANIKET RAJ

ARUNACHAL PRADESH

PIYUSH KUMAR

GYATI ANKHA

ARADHANA SHARMA

KIRON NGADONG

VISHWAJEET KUMAR

PASANG DOIMA

AASHTHA KUMARI

SHARMISTHA DUTTA

PORVEE MOSI

UDHAYSO KRONG

LAKPA TSERING THUNGON

BAKIN NASHO

NONONG GAMNO

THUTAN TSOMU

PARTICIPANTS - CHILD SCIENTISTS A-C STATE

An investment in knowledgepays the best interest

Edited by : Newsletter Team

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Ac�vity Corner/Technical Session

thMeeting with evaluators of 25 National Children Science

Congress was at SAL technical campus, evaluators had

interaction with each other.

Technical Discussion amongst evaluators:

Exchange of words with K P Madhu,Dr. Jayakara Bhandary,

and Chinmai Hemani

Discussion was based on language evolution and it's

processing. How letters of different languages were evolved

based on the pictorial representation of physical things within

environment . Cross cultural communication was discussed

in context of genetics. Apart from that, how psychological

state is affected by the multiple factors like environment,

weather, genetics etc. Furthermore Dr.K P Madhu added by

changing expression one's mood or feelings can be

changed.

In addition to that, how machine learning of character from

different regional language are discriminated in terms of their

angles of curves in letters.

The concluded message what we could extract is that the

letters what are being used through which the language is

built are based on environment so now it's our responsibility

to keep our environment fresh and more greener to prevent

the earth from pollution and other calamities.

FUN AND FACTSDid you know ????When a decapitated flatworm regrows its head, it gets all of its old memories back, too.

When lightning strikes it can reach up to 30,000 degrees celcius (54,000 degrees farenheit)

Quiz TimeŸ What is the biggest planet in our

solar system?

Ÿ What famous scientist was awarded the 1921 Nobel Prize in Physics for his work on theoretical physics?

Ÿ The highest mountain on earth is?

Ÿ Pure water has a pH level of around?

Ÿ What is the 7th element on the periodic table of elements?

SUDOKU To solve the Sudoku Puzzle, every digit from 1 to

9 must appear in each of the nine vertical

columns, in each of the nine horizontal rows and

in each of the nine boxes

Answers Quiz Time

1. Jupiter 2. Albert Einstein 3. Mount Everest 4. 7 5. Nitrogen

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Worth Discovering Arena in NCSC 2017Gateway to SAL Education Campus

A grand welcome to 25 NCSC'2017! Various different zones are available at SAL Education campus located at the opposite side of Science City. To visit different places like Registration Booth, Medical Dome, Food Zone, Accommodation area etc. SAL Education Campus main gate is to be accessed.

thThe 25 National Children Science Congress '2017 is the event we all were waiting for and yes the D-day has finally arrived. Certain attractions of NCSC'2017 are alluring the young enthusiasts to visit certain places. These places too are ready to welcome them with all their zeal and gestures.

To register yourself for your participation and to attain the participation badges and food coupons do v is i t our Registration booth located at SAL Education Campus.. For al l the participants, Registration is a must. You will be guided with the forthcoming action plan and events from there. Visit the booth to get registered and go ahead.

Registration Booth

Want to get Emergency Medical Assistance? Don't get panic. Just visit our Emergency Medical Assistance booth located at SAL Education Campus beside Registration Booth and in front of Food Zone and get the prompt assistance. Our Emergency Medical Assistance Team is at your disposal.

Medical Booth

Do you Feel Hungry? Here is the solution to all your hunger. Visit the food court and get yourself filled with the yummy food to be supplied on the food coupons you are provided with. It too is located in front of Registration Booth and Medical Booth.

Food Court

Main Convention Hall

This is a place we all are meeting on th

27 December, 2017. From here our actual programme starts. It is located near IMAX parking. Let's all get gather and have a grand start from today.

Night Sky Observation

Gujarat Council of Science City organize Night sky observation programme at Amphitheatre every day for students/ teachers and interested common people. For the programme, GCSC used the various types of telescope and online software for complete night sky observation activities. Visitors can observe various planets and its satellites as well as stars to telescope. Do take the best advantage to get enlightened and to get experienced for this unique technical activity.

Teachers WorkshopTeachers have one of the most demanding vocations in the world and in order to fulfill their important roles with excellence, they need training, motivation as well as regular mental, emotional and spiritual rejuvenation. The educational system all over the world has recognized the importance of the teacher is often evident by the resources spent on teacher capacity building. However, the issues often have been about building an effective model and mechanism that would develop and enhance the teachers' capacity and provide them avenues for professional development.

About science workshops / consultations are being held for different groups like teachers, children, etc. Necessary rooms/halls to be provided for the workshops.

· Creative Science Teaching - Learning

· Amazing Astronomy

· Learning Math through Origami

· Hands-on experience on Nano-technology

· Fun Chemistry

· Hands-on workshop on environment education

· Space Education

· Science is Fun

Meet the scien�st

Dr. Tapan Mishra was born in 1961 in Raigada, Orissa, India. He has graduated in Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering from Jadavpur University, Calcutta in 1984. He was awarded the prestigious Sir J C Bose National Talent Search (JBNSTS) Scholarship in 1981.

Since 1984, he is involved in development of Microwave Remote Sensing payloads in Space Applications Centre (SAC-ISRO), Ahmedabad. He began his career as digital hardware engineer responsible for development of Quick Look Display system of X-band SLAR.

He was the lead designer for development of C-band SAR Payload based on active antenna concept. His leadership has resulted in partnership with Indian Industry in developing critical technology elements needed for RISAT like MMICs, TR modules, miniaturised pulsed power supplies and ASIC based TR controllers. This partnership has important element of qualification of processes and personnel for production of Space Grade Electronics apart from industrial development and production. Presently this payload has been launched in 2012.

Dr. Tapan Mishra,

Director, Space Applications Centre

(SAC-ISRO)

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Prof. Yash Pal Memorial Session

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NCSC Ki Baat

From Left to Right: Dipanksha Wadhva (Gurgaon, State of Haryana), Priya Pahwa (Ambala, State of Haryana), Muskan Arora (Karnel, State of Haryana), Mafi Madar (Karnal, State of Haryana)

We did three monkeys of gandhiji, along with that we have added one more monkey which says no to mobiles, as the young generations are very much into it which is taking them away from education and development.”

“ I am very happy to be a part of NCSC for the second time, this time it's very excellent service provided by the team of volunteers. They were right there from the Airport and they have provided excellent service. This

thbeing the 25 NCSC the facility so provided is excellent. “

“This is my third visit to NCSC, I have found that all the events that are been organised by NCSC are awesome. My experience of the entire past two events was superb, and I am looking forward to have same experience. Apart from that NCSC is a good program improving the excellence of Child Scientists.”

DO YOU KNOW THE NOBEL LAUREATES???????Name: Richard Thaler D.O.B: September 12, 1945 (Age 75)

In 2017, he was awarded the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences for his contributions to behavioural economics. In its Nobel Prize announcement, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said that his "contributions have built a bridge between the economic and psychological analyses of individual decision-making. His empirical findings and theoretical insights have been instrumental in creating the new and rapidly expanding field of behavioural economics."

Thaler was the 2017 recipient of the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics for "incorporating psychologically realistic assumptions into analyses of economic decision-making. By exploring the consequences of limited rationality, social preferences, and lack of self-control, he has shown how these human traits systematically affect individual decisions as well as market outcomes."

Dr. Vinod T. R. (Evaluator)Thiruvananthapuram,

State of Kerala

Dr. Seema Ramnivas (Evaluator)

Chandigarh University, State of Punjab.

Grand Preparation for 25 NCSC 2017

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