Obama: White House Science Fair exhibits 2014

Reuters | AP Published May 28, 2014
U.S. President Barack Obama listens to Maria Haynes, of Santa Cruz, California, talk about her concussion cushion football helmet as he hosts the 2014 White House Science Fair in Washington. REUTERS
U.S. President Barack Obama listens to Maria Haynes, of Santa Cruz, California, talk about her concussion cushion football helmet as he hosts the 2014 White House Science Fair in Washington. REUTERS
President Barack Obama looks over a remotely operated vehicle to help firefighters with ice search and rescue calls developed by Olivia Van Amsterdam, left, and Katelyn Sweeney, center, as he toured the 2014 White House Science Fair exhibits in Washington. AP
President Barack Obama looks over a remotely operated vehicle to help firefighters with ice search and rescue calls developed by Olivia Van Amsterdam, left, and Katelyn Sweeney, center, as he toured the 2014 White House Science Fair exhibits in Washington. AP
-President Barack Obama controls a remotely operated vehicle to help firefighters with ice search and rescue calls developed by Olivia Van Amsterdam, left, and Katelyn Sweeney, center, as he toured the 2014 White House Science Fair exhibits in Washington. AP
-President Barack Obama controls a remotely operated vehicle to help firefighters with ice search and rescue calls developed by Olivia Van Amsterdam, left, and Katelyn Sweeney, center, as he toured the 2014 White House Science Fair exhibits in Washington. AP
President Barack Obama looks over the “flood-proof” bridge design by a group of girl scouts from Tulsa, Okla., as he tours the 2014 White House Science Fair in Washington. AP
President Barack Obama looks over the “flood-proof” bridge design by a group of girl scouts from Tulsa, Okla., as he tours the 2014 White House Science Fair in Washington. AP
President Barack Obama talks with a group of girl scouts from Tulsa, Okla., who designed a “flood-proof” bridge as he tours the 2014 White House Science Fair in Washington. AP
President Barack Obama talks with a group of girl scouts from Tulsa, Okla., who designed a “flood-proof” bridge as he tours the 2014 White House Science Fair in Washington. AP
President Barack Obama holds a Model used to show how polymers expand as he talks with Peyton Robertson, 12, of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., about how his sandless sandbags work while touring the 2014 White House Science Fair exhibit in Washington. AP
President Barack Obama holds a Model used to show how polymers expand as he talks with Peyton Robertson, 12, of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., about how his sandless sandbags work while touring the 2014 White House Science Fair exhibit in Washington. AP
President Barack Obama poses for a photo with students from Los Fresnon, Texas, as Obama tours the 2014 White House Science Fair exhibits in Washington. AP
President Barack Obama poses for a photo with students from Los Fresnon, Texas, as Obama tours the 2014 White House Science Fair exhibits in Washington. AP
Nicolas Badila of Jonesboro, Ga., tells President Barack Obama how to play STEMville, a STEM video game, as Obama toured the 2014 White House Science Fair exhibits in Washington. AP
Nicolas Badila of Jonesboro, Ga., tells President Barack Obama how to play STEMville, a STEM video game, as Obama toured the 2014 White House Science Fair exhibits in Washington. AP
-“MythBusters” host Kari Byron smiles in the East Room of the White House in Washington during the 2014 White House Science Fair. AP
-“MythBusters” host Kari Byron smiles in the East Room of the White House in Washington during the 2014 White House Science Fair. AP
President Barack Obama holds up a model of a flu “bug” as he looks over the flu research display of Eric Chen, 18, of San Diego, Calif., during a tour of the 2014 White House Science Fair exhibits in Washington. AP
President Barack Obama holds up a model of a flu “bug” as he looks over the flu research display of Eric Chen, 18, of San Diego, Calif., during a tour of the 2014 White House Science Fair exhibits in Washington. AP
President Barack Obama speaks in the East Room of the White House in Washington, during the 2014 White House Science Fair. AP
President Barack Obama speaks in the East Room of the White House in Washington, during the 2014 White House Science Fair. AP
President Barack Obama shakes hands in the East Room of the White House in Washington, during the 2014 White House Science Fair. AP
President Barack Obama shakes hands in the East Room of the White House in Washington, during the 2014 White House Science Fair. AP
President Barack Obama stands with John Moore, 19, center, and Lydia Wolfe, 18, right, both of Chicago, as he looks over a robot during a tour of the 2014 White House Science Fair exhibits in Washington. AP
President Barack Obama stands with John Moore, 19, center, and Lydia Wolfe, 18, right, both of Chicago, as he looks over a robot during a tour of the 2014 White House Science Fair exhibits in Washington. AP
President Barack Obama stands with, from left, Gerry McManus, 13, Daisjaughn Bass, 13, and Brooke Bohn, 14, all of Hudson, Mass., as he tours the 2014 White House Science Fair exhibits in Washington. AP
President Barack Obama stands with, from left, Gerry McManus, 13, Daisjaughn Bass, 13, and Brooke Bohn, 14, all of Hudson, Mass., as he tours the 2014 White House Science Fair exhibits in Washington. AP
President Barack Obama tries to catch a basketball as Gerry McManus, 13, of Hudson, Mass., watches, during a tour of the 2014 White House Science Fair exhibits in Washington. AP
President Barack Obama tries to catch a basketball as Gerry McManus, 13, of Hudson, Mass., watches, during a tour of the 2014 White House Science Fair exhibits in Washington. AP
U.S. President Barack Obama prepares to catch a basketball thrown by team member Brooke Bohn and her project, a basketball catapult, while he hosts the 2014 White House Science Fair exhibits in Washington. REUTERS
U.S. President Barack Obama prepares to catch a basketball thrown by team member Brooke Bohn and her project, a basketball catapult, while he hosts the 2014 White House Science Fair exhibits in Washington. REUTERS
President Barack Obama talks with Deidre Carillo, 18, of San Antonio, Texas, sitting in her electric car as part of the 2014 White House Science Fair exhibits in Washington. AP
President Barack Obama talks with Deidre Carillo, 18, of San Antonio, Texas, sitting in her electric car as part of the 2014 White House Science Fair exhibits in Washington. AP
U.S. President Barack Obama listens to Elana Simon of New York explain her project about cancer as he hosts the 2014 White House Science Fair exhibits in Washington. REUTERS
U.S. President Barack Obama listens to Elana Simon of New York explain her project about cancer as he hosts the 2014 White House Science Fair exhibits in Washington. REUTERS

U.S. President Barack Obama speaks as he hosts the 2014 White House Science Fair at the White House in Washington.

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kashif
May 28, 2014 09:27am
Did he distributed the laptops...No so said. Obama should learn from Shahbaz Sharif
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Shehzad Zafar
May 30, 2014 11:22am
It nice to see Mr Obama with children. They are the future of USA.
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Hakim A Bari
May 31, 2014 08:16am
Its how nations ensure their future, investing in the children by encouraging them at all levels. How he mentored these children would set an example for others. This is no personal marketing or politics. We were privileged to see and hear good advise from President Mamnoon Hussain at Hamdard University, from a distance. Hope the distance will change to personal 'Shabash' to young innovators / Educational achievers at 'Aiwan e Sadar', Soon.
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growup
Jun 02, 2014 10:15am
@kashif Are you kidding? There is no comparison. Laptops and computers have been in US schools for DECADES!
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