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The Intel Pakistan on Wednesday ended its national science competition by announcing the winners at the COMSATS Institute of Information Technology in Lahore. The winners will represent Pakistan at the Intel International Science & Engineering Fair 2016 to be held in Phoenix, Arizona, in May this year. The chief guest was Qaisar Abbas, the Director of the COMSATS Institute of Information Technology.
The winners were: Group Projects-Ahmed Bin Abdur Rahman &Muhammad Hashim Khan, Minahil Mustafa, Sameen Mehdi & Abdullah Khan. Individuals-Shahmir Khan Niazi, Khasheaa Nadeem and Sarmad Saeed Nasir. The fair showcased more than 110 science projects submitted by 254 young scientists from all four provinces after rigorous competition at district and provincial levels. The winners have qualified to compete in the fair, showcasing their talent on an international platform for over $5 million in prizes and scholarships. "The number of students who have qualified for the National Science Fair and the ones who've further secured a position in the International Science and Engineering Fair in Phoenix, Arizona, are proof that Pakistan has incredible talent.

Copyright Business Recorder, 2016

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