Science Buddies: "Ask an Expert"

For those of you who are have been asked to interview an expert as part of your science fair project, please remember and abide by the following:

(1) The posting of personal contact information, such as email addresses, phone numbers, instant messaging IDs, etc. is prohibited. In addition, please do not ask the Experts for their contact information. All communication takes place on these Forums in order to protect the safety and privacy of those who use the Forums. That means that if you ask questions, the Expert(s) will respond to them here on the Forums.

(2) While we have a diverse group of Experts who volunteer of the Forums, most of them check the Forums once a week and we do not have an Expert in every single possible area of science. For this reason, if you do not receive a response to your questions within 48 hours, please make alternative arrangements/seek out an expert elsewhere.

If you have any questions, please contact us at scibuddy@sciencebuddies.org

Thank you,

Science Buddies Staff

This is a note I thought of. If you have been asked to interview an expert, these admins are busy people and you would have better luck with your teacher at school or something. Try a professor at a local college or a prominent teacher at a good school (in my area the school is MAOS or York- google them). These admins can help more people if you go call up the science professor at your local college to talk with.