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SMART Exchange
Subject: Mathematics, Science, Physics, Chemistry, Biology

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FuturEnergia
Subject: Energy, Science, Technology, Engineering

Chemistry, all about you!
Subject: Chemistry

Superbenz workshop
Subject: Science, Physical sciences, Environmental sciences

Educared Competition
Subject: Physical science, Computer science

Street lighting
Subject: Physical science, Computer science, Technology. Engineering, Maths

Electronic Dice
Subject: Technology, Engineering

DeforestACTION
Subject: Maths, Science, Technology

Volvo FH16 750
Subject: Technology, physical science, environmental sciences

Strong Truck
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Scratch Programming
Subject: Science, computer programming

Skoool Football
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Sensor Adventure
Subject: Science, physical sciences, environmental sciences

Mathematical Tools
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Multimedia teaching materials on Ammonia synthesis
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Xperimania II
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Subject: Chemistry, physical sciences

 
 

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Street lighting
 
Street lighting uses electricity and electricity costs money. The question then that has to be answered is how much does it really cost? When a new road is built, developers are looking for the cheapest way to illuminate it. A road must be safe and that means that it has to be well lit, especially during the evening. The question that is being looked into is: What is the minimum cost for having a well-lit street?

 

 

 Subjects Age range Languages
Physical sciences, Computer science, Technology, Engineering, Maths15-16en, nl

 

 Technical info
A computer running MS Office or Open Office is required.