So you or your child has already conquered the annual school science fair? And you’ve even dominated at the regional and state levels, too? And you’re thinking to yourself, “We need a real challenge. Competing against Johnny down the block was too easy.”

Well, Google has something just for you: the first Google Science Fair.

Any student from 13 to 18 years old can enter, no matter where you call home. The only requirements are a computer, Internet access, and a web browser (because you’ll begin by building and submitting the science project online). Registration is open until April 4th.

In its announcement, Google reminds us that Google itself was basically a science project developed by its founders, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, way back when.

The Google Science Fair is a partnership between Google and CERN, The LEGO Group, National Geographic and Scientific American.

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