A XNUMXth grade student from Eilat won a scientific knowledge quiz conducted by Applied Materials

About 3,000 students from about 30 schools from all over the country participated in the scientific-educational project of the nanotechnology company Applied Materials - from Kiryat Shmona in the north to Eilat in the south, nine of them advanced to the final

Adi Mashal with the CEO of Applied Materials Israel, Ronen Benzion
Adi Mashal with the CEO of Applied Materials Israel, Ronen Benzion

Adi Mashal, a 3,000th grade student from the Mitzpe Yam school in Eilat, won first place in the "Madaachidon" competition of Applied Materials Israel. The quiz took place as part of a scientific-educational project of the nanotechnology company Applied Materials with the participation of about 30 students from about XNUMX schools from all over the country - from Kiryat Shmona in the north to Eilat in the south. The final winners were determined in a head-to-head competition held at the Applied Materials Campus in Rehovot. Students from nine towns across the country participated in the final competition: Eilat, Arad, Sde Zvi, Sde Boker, Ashdod, Holon, Netanya, Tirat HaCarmel and Haifa.

The activity of Applied Materials is designed to enrich the scientific knowledge of children and youth, and to illustrate scientific principles they encounter in their daily lives. In addition, the project helped children and youth to face scientific challenges through the Internet.

Anthea Kessel, director of community relations at Applied Materials Israel, said that "We are concluding a fifth year of successful activity in the field of science education that has involved tens of thousands of children and youth. Applied Materials sees great importance in increasing the level of interest of children and youth in science, as part of the company's policy and its contribution to the community, and it is invests many and varied resources in this"

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  1. Good that you think so. Just remember to delete what you wrote and keep your opinions to yourself. And yes, there was no cheating.
    I clicked first, and answered correctly. So thank you very much and have a good day.

  2. I was present at the competition, the competition was interesting but there was cheating... in the final stage Adi was in last place and she cried and at that stage she had to click on a duck and Adi clicked almost all times last but because they felt sorry for her they said she clicked first and that's how Adi answered the questions by cheating I hope that in the year The next one won't be such a cheat

    By Avri Zarbor (32), Rehovot

  3. Who exactly is my girlfriend???
    No matter who it is….
    Thank you Yipshali.. (even though it was a long time ago...)
    And I have no idea in which place Hadar won.. :]
    In 3 days your birthday!!
    ~~Jupido~~ XD
    We were on the road, we traveled, we had fun, we lost, we came back.. :[
    and 2, Eilat??? I love you so much!! 3>

  4. Adidoshsh??

    Happy birthday, how happy I am for you 3>>

    Tell me which place is it?@?

    I love you

  5. Hi, this is Adi (the one who won...) and I must say that I'm really happy that there was an article about me... and those who asked asked questions like: who is the biggest animal, why when you put a shell to your ear you hear the sea, who invented the mistyspheres and more...

  6. Then there would be complaints that it had commercial sponsorship, and the Ministry of Education would have had to intervene and possibly cancel the competition.

  7. And what would be wrong if there was a televised review of such a positive event that is good for the soul in a period of national "dichi"?
    The girl deserves full and beautiful coverage - not to mention the educational effect involved!!!

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