After two days of judging for the Finalists, we can now reveal the winners of the National Science + Engineering Competition 2016.

Congratulations to all the winners of the National Science + Engineering Competition 2016.

Congratulations to all our Finalists! This is a complete list of the finalists attending the National Science + Engineering Competition Finals at The Big Bang Fair 2016.

We are pleased to announce the full list of Finalists in the 2015-2016 National Science + Engineering Competition, with over 200 projects being invited to showcase their work to judges and over 70,000...

Moiz Ali, Finalist in National Science + Engineering Competition 2011/2012, tells us about how the Competition was a "a massive inspiration"!

Below is a full list of the 2015 winners of the National Science + Engineering Competition. This year, the standard of the projects has been exceptionally high. All of the judges were incredibl...

After two days of judging for the Finalists, we can now reveal the winners of the National Science + Engineering Competition 2015.  UK Young Engineer of the Year 2015 The UK Young Engineer of t...

National Science + Engineering Competition Finals got underway this morning and it has been a busy day for the Finalists. Today saw the start of the judging, with experts from academia and industry ...

The finals of the National Science + Engineering Competition are now underway at the Big Bang Fair in Birmingham. Crowds of competitors gathered in the Titanium stage last night and enjoyed a hilario...

The National Science + Engineering Competition is on the search for budding young scientists and engineers from across the UK.

Twin sisters, Aneeta and Ameeta Kumar, from Reading, Berkshire, impressed an international panel of judges when they represented the UK at the 26th European Union Contest for Young Scientists. Having previously been crowned UK Young Scientists of the Year 2014, at the UK’s National Science + Engineering Competition, they have now been awarded third place in the European competition

Henry Roth, an 18 year old National Science + Engineering Competition winner from Hampshire, has found a better screening process for sudden cardiac death in black athletes.

Today, the National Science + Engineering Competition has launched a public vote to crown the best animal mash-up from a shortlist of 12.The unlikely hybrids have been ‘bred’ from the idea...

Holly Giles, a finalist at the National Science + Engineering Competition 2014, gives her verdict on the National Finals at The Big Bang Fair.

Do you want to make a great project to enter into the National Science + Engineering Competition? Then read our tips to make a project you can be proud of!

Below is a full list of the 2014 winners of the National Science + Engineering Competition.

To celebrate the National Finals held at The Big Bang Fair this weekend, and the start of National Science & Engineering Week 2014, a few of this year’s Finalists made an appearance on Channel 4’s Sunday Brunch.

After two days of judging for the Finalists, we can now reveal that the winners of the National Science + Engineering Competition 2014

The National Science + Engineering Competition Finals got underway this morning and it has been a busy day for the Finalists. The judging got underway, Ellie Taylor was on the Show Floor, and the important task of selecting the Big Bang Fair’s Ugly Animal mascot was decided.

By Emily O’Regan, UK Young Scientist of the Year 2013. Emily is currently studying at Bangor University and won the National Science + Engineering Competition in March last year with her project on flamingo breeding.

The National Science + Engineering Competition is delighted to announce the celebrity judging panel for the National Finals in March.

The National Science + Engineering Competition is delighted to announce the celebrity judging panel for the National Finals in March.

The Finalists of the National Science + Engineering Competition 2013/14 have been announced, with over 200 projects being invited to showcase their work to judges and over 70,000 people at The Big Ban...

Three young people embarked on special trips to some of the most prestigious scientific facilities in the world, thanks to Research Councils UK (RCUK). As prize winners of the National Science + Engi...

Today, the Ugly Animal Preservation Society announced that the blobfish has been voted their new mascot after a global online public vote. Working in partnership with the National Science + Engineeri...

The National Science + Engineering Competition is delighted to announce a new campaign together with the Ugly Animal Preservation Society. A group of comedians have created campaign videos for their ...

The 2013/2014 online heats for the National Science + Engineering Competition are now open!

Fred Turner, UK Young Engineer of the Year 2013, writes about his experience of the National Science + Engineering Competition and where it has led him.

The National Science + Engineering Competition have been touring The Big Bang Near Me Fairs finding out what question YOU want answered by James May on Head Squeeze. From a list of over 1,000 qu...

We are delighted to welcome astronaut and aquanaut Major Tim Peake to Ask the experts. He is going to answer some of your burning questions about space!

Do you ever watch online videos for demonstration ideas? Is there a video of a demonstration that you think has ‘the wow factor’? The British Science Association is teaming up with the Institute of Physics, the Royal Society of Chemistry and the Society of Biology to generate a wave of inspiring science practical demonstrations in UK secondary schools.

The National Science + Engineering Competition is delighted to announce a special initiative to give young people (aged 11-18) the chance to have their burning science and engineering questions answered by experts. ‘Ask the experts’ will run as part of National Science & Engineering Week (15th – 24th March) and will give young people access world class scientists and engineers.

The final day of judging was a hectic one for some of the National Science + Engineering Competition finalists.

The Big Bang Fair was opened, this year, by the cheers and screams of hundreds of excited school children, as part of a science experiment coordinated by Greg Foot and Vince Cable MP.

Last night the National Science + Engineering Competition Finals 2013 were officially opened at the Welcome Event and first Live@Lunch with Greg Foot.

The National Science + Engineering Competition is delighted to announce a fantastic line up of celebrity judges who will help to choose the UK Young Scientist of the Year 2013 on Friday 15 March at The Big Bang Fair, held at London's ExCeL Centre.

The National Science + Engineering Competition is delighted to announce a special initiative to give young people (aged 11-18) the chance to have their burning science and engineering questions answered by experts. ‘Ask the experts’ will run as part of National Science & Engineering Week (15th – 24th March) and will give young people access world class scientists and engineers.

The National Science + Engineering Competition is delighted to announce a fantastic line up of celebrity judges who will help to choose the UK Young Engineer of the Year 2013 on Friday 15 March at The Big Bang Fair, held at London's ExCeL Centre.

The British Science Association is delighted to be working with The UK Fashion and Textile Association (UKFT) to award the Textile Edge Prize, the first ever fashion and textile prize to feature in their National Science + Engineering Competition.

The National Science + Engineering Competition is delighted to announce that EEF, the manufacturers’ organisation, will be the new sponsor of the first ever Manufacturing Prize to feature in Competition.

The Finalists of the National Science + Engineering Competition 2012/13 have been announced, with over 200 projects being invited to showcase their work to judges and over 65,000 people at The Big Bang Fair in March 2013.

Our partners at the Society of Biology have a range of great biology challenges and competitions for young people to take their interest in biology further.

The National Science + Engineering Competition is delighted to announce the first disciplinary prize for the National Finals in March 2013, the Science Museum’s Communication Prize.

With just over three weeks left until online applications for the National Science + Engineering Competition close, organisers are encouraging 11-18 year olds to register your interest now.

The Royal Society’s Partnership Grants scheme is now open. Schools can apply for up to £3000 to work with scientists and engineers on creative investigations that inspire students with the excitement and wonder of cutting-edge science or engineering research.

The Royal Society’s Partnership Grants scheme is now open. Schools can apply for up to £3000 to work with scientists and engineers on creative investigations that inspire students with the excitement and wonder of cutting-edge science or engineering research.

We asked some of the UK's leading scientists and engineers what they think of the National Science + Engineering Competition!

With just six weeks until online entries for the National Science + Engineering Competition 2012/2013 close, leading physicist and broadcaster Professor Brian Cox OBE has encouraged 11-18 year olds to apply!

Kirtana Vallabhaneni, Young Scientist of the Year, writes about her amazing trip La Palma, Canary Islands with Research Councils UK!

Three young people embarked on special trips to some of the most prestigious scientific facilities in the world, thanks to Research Councils UK (RCUK). Read about their experiences.

Gianamar Giovanetti-Singh, Winner of the Junior Science and Maths Prize at the National Science + Engineering Competition 2011/2012, tells us about "undoubtedly one of the best experiences in my life".

We are opening up an online surgery for prospective competitors to send us their questions and queries!

Nation turning to science and technology to bring their big ideas to market

Salma Khan, Finalist in National Science + Engineering Competition 2011/2012, tells us about her "amazing experience unlike anything I've been involved in before"!

Jessica Jones, winner of the Young Engineer of the Year with Wasim Miah, tells us about her experience in the National Science & Engineering Competition.

Wasim Miah, UK Young Engineer of the Year (together with Jessica Jones), looks back on his experience of the National Science + Engineering Competition and his plans for the future.

Kirtana Vallabhaneni, UK Young Scientist of the Year, reflects on her experience of the National Science + Engineering Competition.

At the National Science & Engineering Competition in March 2012, four students won the opportunity to go to the Intel International Science & Engineering Fair (ISEF) and Broadcom Masters in Pittsburgh, United States. Here is their story!

The 2012/2013 Online Applications for the National Science + Engineering Competition are now open!

Find out who the winners were in the National Science + Engineering Competition 2013!

Find out more about the award-winning projects from Emily O'Regan - the UK Young Scientist of the Year - and Fred Turner - the UK Young Engineer of the Year.

The National Science + Engineering Competition is delighted to announce the inaugural Nobels Live event will take place at The Big Bang Fair on Friday 15th March 2013.