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Young engineers fuel future of science

by Ashley Cullins
April 21, 2011


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Winners of the junior high model fuel cell car competition are heading to the nationals in May. Fifteen Chicagoland school teams participated in the race, as part of the Chicago Regional Science Bowl held at manufacturing firm Case New Holland in Burr Ridge. The event was co-sponsored by Case, Argonne National Laboratory and the U.S. Department of Energy.