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What is NH TechFest

Sep 18, 2019 | NH TechFest

NH TechFest is a free one-day Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) science festival. Let us help you get your middle and high school students excited about STEM with hands-on exhibits and entertaining presentations. Invite your students to explore STEM career fields in a fun and engaging way.

Experience some of the area’s top leading-edge tech companies and educational institutions as they showcase the latest and coolest technology with hands-on exhibits.

Students will have the opportunity to speak to multiple professionals about potential careers in STEM as well as the areas they should study in order to achieve their goals.

X-STEM All Access

Apr 17, 2021

NH TechFest shares SciFest Virtual Event.

A Virtual Science Festival

Sep 9, 2020

NH TechFest shares SciFest Virtual Event.

NH TechFest Canceled

Jun 6, 2020

We Need to Announce that NH TechFest is Cancelled for 2020. Even though the stay at home order will soon be lifted, it appears that Social Distancing will be with us for the foreseeable future. Schools have yet to determine if it will be safe to return to the...

COVID-19

Apr 4, 2020

Our October 17 date is set and Salem High School is once again willing to host us. But will our event go on? We honestly don't know. We are living in uncertain times and we can only hope that life will be back to normal in the fall. Right now it is a wait and see game...

Kinetic Sculpture Large and Small

Oct 3, 2019

A week ago I attended the Lowell Kinetic Sculpture Race. These were human powered all-terrain art inspired vehicles that raced through the City of Lowell, made their way through the Maddening Mud Pit and then drove their kinetic sculptures into the Merrimack river to...

What is a Useless Box?

Sep 15, 2018

It All Started with Marvin Minsky Marvin Minsky (1927-2016) was a professor emeritus at MIT Media lab and a pioneer of Artificial Intelligence research. During his graduate work at Bell Labs in 1952, he came up with the idea for a device that he called the “ultimate...