27th Annual Huggins High School Science Seminar

Friday, May 4th, 2012

Science is about making connections.  How do the results support your hypothesis?  What happens when two elements combine?  Acadia University's Huggins High School Science Seminar connects today's innovative scientists with tomorrow's, as talented high school science students join enthusiastic scientists for an action-packed event of interactive and engaging presentations.  Established in 1986 by Dr. Charles Huggins, Acadia alumnus, Chancellor Emeritus, and Nobel laureate, the seminar introduces students to advances in science and technology that offer them exciting opportunities for involvement in the future.

After exploring environmental issues in 2010, the 2011 seminar focused on current events, including artificial intelligence and oil spills. To watch the presentations or view event pictures, please click below:

    Video: Huggins Presentations
    Photos: Presentations and Chemistry Show