Johor school bags Intel prize


A SIMPLE observation sparked off an idea that bagged the top prize for the Intel National Schools’ Science Innovation Competition 2003, a three-day event held recently in Sungai Petani, Kedah. 

Awis Qarni Fadil, Ricca Rahman Nasaruddin and Sarah Sofia Yahya of SM Sains Muar, Johor, won RM2,000 and an Intel Pentium IV processor-based PC with their Angle Indicator (Ator) project. 

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