Science Expo

2026 Submissions

We are proud to announce that we will, once again, be running our popular Science Expo in May 2026.

The Science Expo gives an opportunity for Tri-Cities students in grades 4 to 12 to showcase their experiments, and compete for prizes in three categories. We will host the event at a partner venue: the Coquitlam Campus of Douglas College; the same location we used last year. All the partners involved—School District 43, Douglas College, and Coquitlam Public Library—are hoping you can join us for the most exciting science celebration in the Tri-Cities!

We will release some key details on November 13th, including the official date and an application form. Please keep your eyes on this page and our social channels for updates!

Science Expo 2025 Winners

Middle Category

  Place   Winner   Project
1st Place Sapir Shachar, gr. 7
Eagle Mountain Middle School
Multi-Layer Water Filtration System
2nd Place Junghun Lee, gr. 6
École Maple Creek Middle School
The Smart Condensation Preventions System based on Temperature and Humidity Analysis
3rd Place Isabelle Lukac, gr. 7
École Virtuelle de CSF
&
Claire Feng, gr. 7
École des Pionniers-de-Maillardville
EcoFade

Junior Category

  Place   Winner   Project
1st Place Dylan Munro, gr. 9
Terry Fox Secondary School
3D Printer filament Recycler
2nd Place Nikhil Sharma, gr. 10
Port Moody Secondary School
&
Emad Badiei, gr. 10
Port Moody Secondary School
Stink Be Gone
3rd Place Parsa Rokni, gr. 10
Pinetree Secondary School
Methane capture and neutralization system

Senior Category

  Place   Winner   Project
1st Place Dowar Weiss, gr. 11
Pinetree Secondary School
Utilizing Harsh Winds in Urban Environmentsto Generate Suffficient Electricity Output for Emergency Power
2nd Place Charles Wu, gr. 11
Port Moody Secondary School
The 24-hour ECG data and three-axis motion data obtained are prepared for AI image recognition
3rd Place Epshie Mehra, gr. 11
Pinetree Secondary School
&
Miranda Sun, gr. 11
Gleneagle Secondary School
Balancing the Microbiome: How Antibiotics Impact Beneficial Bacteria, and how Lactobacillus can help

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Contact Chris Miller at cmiller@coqlibrary.ca or 604-554-7339.

 

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