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Danielle Wood receives 2019 Curious Scientist Award at Cambridge Science Festival

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by Andrea Porras

April 30, 2019

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Each year the Cambridge Science Festival invites students to share their questions through the Curiosity Challenge. The students write essays or create artwork that demonstrated their curiosity. This year, 120 curious students were honored at the Curiosity Challenge Celebration, along with Dr. Danielle Wood, 2019 Curious Scientist, and Dr. Michael Robinson, 2019 Curious Teacher.

Please join us in congratulating our 2019 winners!

Read more about about the Curiosity Challenge here.

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