The annual CoorsTek Denver Metro Regional Science & Engineering Fair (DMRSEF) will return to the University of Colorado Denver on February 28, 2025, offering students an opportunity to demonstrate their scientific and engineering prowess. Last year's event featured 227 students from 34 schools, with over 150 projects recognized across eight Denver metro counties.
This year's fair represents a continued effort by CoorsTek to invest in emerging scientific talent. The company views the event as a critical platform for inspiring young innovators and providing them with valuable experience in research presentation and scientific exploration. By supporting the fair, CoorsTek aims to cultivate the next generation of STEM professionals.
CoorsTek's Chief Technology Officer, Randel Mercer, emphasized the importance of such events in developing critical thinking and scientific curiosity. The fair enables students to engage with the broader STEM community, compete for awards, and gain practical experience in research communication.
The event underscores the significance of early scientific education and the role private industry can play in supporting student innovation. By providing a structured environment for students to showcase their research, DMRSEF helps develop skills crucial for future scientific and technological advancement.
