2025 Top of Fair Winner

Olivia Ann Wymer is a Senior at Central City High School. The title of her project is “The Effect of Sodium Nitrate on the Fitness of Caenorhabditis elegans: Phase Two.” Her teacher is Chelle Gillan

2025 Top of Fair Winner

Caleb Wesley Rowe is a Senior at Central City High School. The title of his project is “A Comparison of the Effects of H2 Incorporation on the Stability and Opto-electronic Properties of ZnO and Mg:ZnO Thin Films” His teacher is Chelle Gillan.

GNSEF is a regional fair that includes much of the eastern portion of Nebraska, bounded on the east by the Missouri River and on the west by Clay county. Anyone in grades 6-12 attending school in this region is eligible to compete.

Students do not need to enter another fair before coming to GNSEF– there are no prerequisites.

Schools/teachers/home schools: in order to register students, you can use the student registration page. Anyone can create a login and then register one or more students.

GNSEF will be held March  28-30, 2025 at Nebraska City High School, 141 N Steinhart Park Rd.

GNSEF top-of-fair winner to compete in the International Science and Engineering Fair each year.

On this web site, you’ll find general information about the fair, a schedule, list of awards, and an online registration form and other information you’ll need to take your (or your student’s) project to the Science Fair. Registration will open in February, 2025.

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Every contribution, no matter the size, makes a significant impact. With your help, we can continue to promote science research to more teachers and students across our region and help send students from Eastern Nebraska to ISEF.