AIS donates $5,000 to Project Fibonacci

ROME, N.Y. >> On Monday, Feb. 27, AIS President Charles K. Green presented a $5,000 check to Andy Drozd, president and chief scientist of ANDRO Computational Solutions, LLC, to sponsor the second annual Project Fibonacci STEAM Youth Conference at the Beeches Professional Campus from July 30 through Aug. 5. AIS was one of the original…

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Donate via the Project Fibonacci STEAM Conference Fund

We are proud to announce our partnership with the Foundation of Herkimer and Oneida Counties.  Please consider donating to the Project Fibonacci STEAM Conference Fund.  The purpose of the fund is to facilitate the receipt of charitable donations of cash and other property designated for support of the Project Fibonacci STEAM Conference.

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Donations help Project Fibonacci gear up for 2017 Youth STEAM conference

Donations help Project Fibonacci gear up for 2017 Youth STEAM conference The Project Fibonacci STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, math) Youth Conference has received two supporting checks of $5,000 each from local organizations. One check was presented by Griffiss Institute and the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) Information Directorate, while the other check was presented…

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Project Fibonacci featured on Andro Computational Solutions

  Project Fibonacci is a STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math) Youth Leadership Conference that’s held in Rome, NY. Those interested in the project or those wanting to nominate a qualified student should follow updates at the links below! Fibonacci Project Website Fibonacci Project Twitter Account Fibonacci Project Facebook Account Fibonacci Project Instagram Account

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A devotion to science

Leonardo Bonacci, better known as Fibonacci, was a 13th century Italian mathematician considered one of the greatest math geniuses in history. Fast forward to present-day Rome. A group of local students who (like Fibonacci) love science is participating in an organization bearing his name that grabbed national attention courtesy of cable television’s Science Channel. Project…

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Project Fibonacci garners additional acclaim on Science Channel show

The Rome-based Project Fibonacci Foundation, whose activities have included multi-day STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, math) conferences for students, is getting more national attention — with the event being featured on an episode of the Science Channel program “Street Science.” The Episode 14 segment, which aired Wednesday night and was called “Dead Drop Danger,” also…

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Major tech trend with local focus

Rome and the Mohawk Valley are flying high with drones. Inspired by the groundbreaking partnerships being forged at Griffiss International Airport with local firms, NASA and Walmart, recent activities demonstrate how unmanned aerial system technology is being embraced locally. More than 100 students and teachers joined in a three-day drone event hosted by Project Fibonacci…

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Student interest soars at Drone Days

About 90 students in grades 9-12 from area school districts plus 18 teachers have been attending a Drone Days event hosted at The Beeches professional campus by Project Fibonacci, according to ANDRO Computational Solutions which is one of the sponsors. The event, which began Tuesday and concludes today, included learning how to build and operate…

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