How to grow a child's interest in science are many and manifold ways one is through a competition. Not long ago, Kalbe Farma has organized exhibitions and educational entertainment, named Junior Science Fair (JSF).

Luhut Budijarso, Chairman of the Committee for the Celebration of Hut-45 Kalbe Farma said the activity was created solely as an effort to foster a love of science since I was early. Junior Science Award (part of the JSF) is addressed to primary school children Indonesia (class IV-VI SD) to display all at once become a competition of the work and creativity in science.

"This activity aims to give understanding to the children of Indonesia that the science is not something to be feared, but something fun, exciting and easy," he said, in the Junior Science Fair Media Roundtable on Wednesday (07/09/2011 ), in Jakarta.

Of the 199 works entered, the jury has selected 18 finalists, and have determined the nine winners. And the nine winners will display their work at the event in Junior Science Fair, at 10 to 11 September 2011, at the Assembly Hall, Jakarta Convention Center, 09:00 to 19:00 o'clock.

"For the nine winners each earn Rp 10 million and for each school we also provide 10 million," he said.

Noble expects the public does not see Yuang gift given from the nominal rupiah, but want to see as one of the early steps turn on climate research and science as early as possible in children of Indonesia. "We believe that a great nation and advance the nation who love and appreciate science research," he added.

Briefly, Noble tried to describe one of the participants who took part in the Junior Scientist Award competition. Krishna Wardhana for example, students from elementary Light Holy Light from this in his work, trying utilize eggshell waste to accelerate blood clotting. Noble told, it started because everyday is a child Krishna who like to eat eggs. So he thought, what a shame if a lot of egg shells to be thrown away every day.

During nearly two months of experimenting Krishna, who assisted his teacher. He tried at home and at school. Includes reading theories about the process of blood clotting. "It fits in the trial, in which finely ground egg shells and then sprinkled on the wound, the wound could dry up," he said with a smile.