- Projects that are not suitable include those reproducing text-book science experiments, or those exclusively quoting second-hand data or information from books and the internet. If, from the information given on the Project Outline, the organisers deem the proposal to be unsuitable for the competition, they reserve the to refuse the entry. Regulations Each competitor may only submit one entry to the ESSS, either as an individual or • as part of a team. The language of entry must be one of the working languages. • Projects which have previously been entered into the ESSS, or a national • competition such as EUCYS, are not eligible for resubmission. A student can only enter a project as exclusive theirs if it is carried out without any • contribution from other students. Plagiarism is prohibited. The project entry must be the original work of the • entrant(s). Projects undertaken during summer or as part of extra-curricular clubs or • activities may not be entered. Entry forms must be completed with all relevant information. Incomplete entry • forms will not be accepted. It is the responsibility of the entrant to inform the ESSS of any change of contact details. The judges' decisions are final and no appeals will be heard or correspondence • entered into. A full list of winners will be published on the ESSS website and in any other •
- Projects that are not suitable include those reproducing text-book science experiments, or those exclusively quoting second-hand data or information from books and the internet. If, from the information given on the Project Outline, the organisers deem the proposal to be unsuitable for the competition, they reserve the to refuse the entry. Regulations • Each competitor may only submit one entry to the ESSS, either as an individual or as part of a team. • The language of entry must be one of the working languages. • Projects which have previously been entered into the ESSS, or a national competition such as EUCYS, are not eligible for resubmission. • A student can only enter a project as exclusive theirs if it is carried out without any contribution from other students. • Plagiarism is prohibited. The project entry must be the original work of the entrant(s). • Projects undertaken during summer or as part of extra-curricular clubs or activities may not be entered. • Entry forms must be completed with all relevant information. Incomplete entry forms will not be accepted. It is the responsibility of the entrant to inform the ESSS of any change of contact details. • The judges' decisions are final and no appeals will be heard or correspondence entered into. • A full list of winners will be published on the ESSS website and in any other
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