Sofia Tech Park is hosting the Science Bricks Initiative. The aim is to promote the achievements of students – winners of medals from international science Olympiads. Leading scientists present their interesting findings and hypotheses, inspiring teachers and some of Bulgaria’s most successful students. This is a science charity show that is to provide more support to clever Bulgarian children on their way to new successes. More than 90% of the students who went to the strongest international science competitions returned with medals, "Valklan Goranov, one of the organizers of the event, told BNR’s Horizon Program. Students from high schools all over Bulgaria achieve successes, but the difficulties start after the national team for each science is formed, as demand for sponsorship and additional fundraising are inevitable. However, the support of the state authorities has been increasing in recent years, Mr. Goranov said.
Bulgaria is increasingly becoming part of the general trend and dynamics of European citizens changing their location. There are no inhospitable European countries, rather it is a matter of policies and different interests of the..
The 10 main risks are facing the country in the coming decade, shows a national expert study entitled "Ten years, ten risks for Bulgaria" , BTA reports. "Deterioration of the education system" is the top risk cited by the poll. "Further..
You tell me what you have on your table so I can tell you what you are celebrating. This is a joking way of looking at the Bulgarian calendar of holidays from ancient times to the present day. The truth is that holiday meals have always been a very..
The book Eyeball It: Village Culinary Adventures by Rory Miller - an American living in Bulgaria - will be presented tonight in Chicago at the Magura..
A pistachio plantation has been planted for the first time in Bulgaria near Sandanski (Southwest Bulgaria). It spans 22 decares (2.2 hectares). The..
Autism spectrum disorders are growing exponentially around the world. Bulgaria is no exception. While more than a decade ago, one in 10,000 children..
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