ISEF
Program Information
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| Intel Foundation Young Scientist Award |
| The winners of this award are the top three
students at the Intel ISEF. They each receive a $50,000
scholarship. |
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| A Scholarship of $50,000. |
| BE037 |
Prototype for Autonomy: Pathway for the
Blind
Ameen Abdulrasool, 18, Lane Technical High School, Chicago,
Illinois
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| CH012 |
From Synthesis to Analysis of Radical Inhibitors
Stephen Schulz, 19, Gesamtschule Buer-Mitte, Gelsenkirchen,
Nordrhein-Westfahlen, Germany
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| SP001 |
Fractal Dimension Analysis of Putative
Martian Coastlines
Gabrielle Alyce Gianelli, 17, Lake Highland Preparatory School,
Orlando, Florida
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| The scholarship is awarded in eight equal
installments upon matriculation from high school. Students
must have proof of registration and good standing from
the university registrar each semester. |
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| Seaborg SIYSS Award |
| All expense-paid trip awarded to three senior
finalists to attend the Stockholm International Youth Science
Seminar during the Nobel Prize Ceremonies in December. |
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| The SIYSS is a multi-disciplinary
seminar highlighting some of the most remarkable achievements
by young scientists from around the world. The students
have the opportunity to visit scientific institutes, attend
the Nobel lectures and press conferences, learn more about
Sweden and experience the extravagance of the Nobel festivities. |
| BE037 |
Prototype for Autonomy: Pathway for the
Blind
Ameen Abdulrasool, 18, Lane Technical High School, Chicago,
Illinois
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| CH012 |
From Synthesis to Analysis of Radical Inhibitors
Stephen Schulz, 19, Gesamtschule Buer-Mitte, Gelsenkirchen,
Nordrhein-Westfahlen, Germany
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| CS010 |
Leonar3Do 3D for All!
Daniel Ratai, 19, John von Neumann Computer Science High
School, Budapest, Hungary
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| The SIYSS will be held in Stockholm, Sweden
in December, 2005. Students must meet the 18-year age requirement
to be considered. The history of SIYSS began as early as
1976 when the first seminar was organized by the Swedish
Federation of Young Scientists together with the Nobel
Foundation, with inspiration from Society for Science & the Public. |
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| European Union Contest for Young Scientists |
| For a top team project, an all-expense paid
trip to attend the European Union Contest for Young Scientists
in September. |
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| Trip to the EU Contest. |
| EN308 |
Enhanced Cooling of Microelectronic Devices
by Using the Thermoacoustic Effect
Pen-Yuan Hsing, 18, Taipei Municipal Lishan Senior High School,
Taipei, Taiwan, Chinese Taipei
Wei-Kang Huang, 18, Taipei Municipal Lishan Senior High School,
Taipei, Taiwan, Chinese Taipei
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| The EU Contest for Young Scientists was
set up to promote the ideals of co-operation and interchange
between young scientists. The Contest is the annual showcase
of the best of European student scientific achievement.
(The team project must pass the EU Contest jury review
prior to attending.) |
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| MILSET |
| For a team project, a trip to the International
Youth Science Exhibition ESI 2005 to be held in Santiago,
Chile. |
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| Trip to International Youth
Science Exhibition "ESI 2005" |
| BO309 |
The Influence of Mycorrhizal and Fertilizer
Treatments on Tree Seedlings in Fire-Affected Soils
Chad Avery Schlottmann, 18, Gold Beach High School, Gold
Beach, Oregon
Michael R. Olson, 18, Gold Beach High School, Gold Beach,
Oregon
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| International Movement for Leisure in Science
and Technology (MILSET) was founded in 1987 in Quebec.
MILSET unites youth organizations, research associations
and clubs from more than 60 countries. Expo-Science Exhibition
is a non-political event, contributing to peace, respect
and better knowledge of all people. |
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| Intel Foundation Achievement Awards |
| For outstanding work in any field. |
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| Award of $5,000 |
| BE040 |
Sounds into Syllables: A Teaching System
for Autistic Children
Kayla Marie Cornale, 15, Assumption Roman Catholic Secondary
School, Burlington, Ontario, Canada
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| BO017 |
Mechanisms of Flower-Stalk Lay-Down After
Fertilization and Re-Erection After Seed Naturation in
Dandelion
Miho Ishikawa, 17, Yachiyo Shoin High School, Yachiyo, Chiba
Prefecture, Japan
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| CH012 |
From Synthesis to Analysis of Radical Inhibitors
Stephen Schulz, 19, Gesamtschule Buer-Mitte, Gelsenkirchen,
Nordrhein-Westfahlen, Germany
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| CS010 |
Leonar3Do 3D for All!
Daniel Ratai, 19, John von Neumann Computer Science High
School, Budapest, Hungary
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| EN033 |
Low Reynolds Number Aerodynamics, Phase
4: Development and Optimization of a Micro Air Vehicle
John Pease Moore, IV, 17, Dayton Christian High School, Miamisburg,
Ohio
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| EN309 |
The Portable Emergent Piping Dealer
Zhang Xu, 18, No. 1 Middle School of Yuanjiang City, Yuanjiang,
Hunan, China
Guo Yuanyuan, 19, No. 1 Middle School of Yuanjiang City,
Yuanjiang, Hunan, China
Xiao Xiao, 18, No. 1 Middle School of Yuanjiang City, Yuanjiang,
Hunan, China
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| EN339 |
Using Supercritical Carbon Dioxide to Enhance
Polymer Compatibilization and Metallization in Ultra-Thin
Films
Chelsea Gloria Gordon, 17, Half Hollow Hills High School
East, Dix Hills, New York
Feini Qu, 17, Half Hollow Hills High School East, Dix Hills,
New York
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| MA034 |
Discrepancy of Planar Parallelelipipedal
Meshes
Valentina N. Dobrovolskaya, 16, Advanced Education and Science
Center of Moscow St, Moscow, Moscow, Russia
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| ME019 |
The Beneficial Effects of Fish Oil on Breast
Cancer: A Fourth-Year Study
Triparna Ghosh-Choudhury, 17, Northside Health Careers High
School, San Antonio, Texas
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| MI001 |
Keeping Antibiotics Working, II: Effects
of pH and Bacterial Growth Modulation by Daily Consumables
on the Susceptibility of Staphylococcus aureus to
Antibiotics
Maryam Khadijah Mohammed, 14, Niceville Senior High School,
Niceville, Florida
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| PH028 |
Consumable Oil Encapsulated Spheroids (COES):
Discovery and Applications
Michael J. Pizer, 16, University School of Milwaukee, Milwaukee,
Wisconsin
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| SP012 |
A New Algorithm for Multiple Hypothesis-based
Tracking and Discovery of Potentially Hazardous Near Earth
Objects
Anand M. Palaniappan, 17, David H. Hickman High School, Columbia,
Missouri
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| ZO027 |
Nest Site Microhabitat Influences Nest
Temperature and Offspring Sex Ratio of the Diamondback
Terrapin (Malaclemys terrapin)
Maria Malgorzata Wojakowski, 18, Townsend Harris High School
at Queens College, Flushing, New York
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| ZO032 |
A Statistical Comparison of a New Morphological
Characteristic Between Male and Female Kokanees
Susannah Lee Clary, 13, Los Lunas High School, Los Lunas,
New Mexico
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| Each winner will receive a $5,000 award. |
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| Behavioral and Social Sciences - Presented
by Intel Foundation |
| Intel will present Best of Category Winners
with a $5,000 award and Intel(R) Centrino(tm) mobile technology-based
notebook computer. Additionally, a $1,000 grant will be
given to their school and the Intel ISEF Affiliated fair
they represent. |
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| Intel ISEF Best of Category
Award of $5,000 for Top First Place Winner |
| BE037 |
Prototype for Autonomy: Pathway for the
Blind
Ameen Abdulrasool, 18, Lane Technical High School, Chicago,
Illinois
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| First Award of $3,000 |
| BE022 |
The Bi-Orbital Rotational Therapy Swing:
A New Hope for Children with ADHD
Elizabeth Anne Baker, 16, University High School, Tucson,
Arizona
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| BE037 |
Prototype for Autonomy: Pathway for the
Blind
Ameen Abdulrasool, 18, Lane Technical High School, Chicago,
Illinois
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| Second Award of $1,500 |
| BE018 |
Liar, Liar, Your Stomach's on Fire
Trisha Satya Pasricha, 16, Clear Lake High School, Houston,
Texas
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| BE050 |
An Examination of the Effects of 5-Methoxy-N,N-Di(iso)propyltryptamine
Hydrochloride on Neuropsychological Development in Rattus
norvegicus
Melissa C. Selinger, 18, Wellington High School, Wellington,
Florida
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| BE052 |
The Psychopharmacological Effects of Antidepressants
on Procambarus clarkii
Nissa Leigh Schmidt, 18, Merino High School, Merino, Colorado
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| Third Award of $1,000 |
| BE010 |
Comparative Analysis of the Health Related
Quality of Life of Breast and Prostate Cancer Patients,
Phase II: Treatment Impact and Management Issues
Antonio Javier Pietrantoni, 16, Academia del Perpetuo Socorro,
Miramar, Puerto Rico
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| BE012 |
Video Games: Friend or Foe?
Peter David Allen, 17, York Catholic High School, York, Pennsylvania
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| BE026 |
Rehteaed Aphlaebt Suop
Kayelon Lee Easterday, 17, Eustis-Farnam Public Schools,
Eustis, Nebraska
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| BE039 |
"My Brother's Keeper": Well-Being and Relationship
Effects of Having a Sibling with Autism
Christina Marie Amoroso, 17, Lawrence High School, Cedarhurst,
New York
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| BE040 |
Sounds into Syllables: A Teaching System
for Autistic Children
Kayla Marie Cornale, 15, Assumption Roman Catholic Secondary
School, Burlington, Ontario, Canada
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| Fourth Award of $500 |
| BE009 |
Does Visual, Auditory, or Gustatory Perception
Have the Greatest Affect on a Supertaster, Mediumtaster,
or a Nontaster? A Fifth Year Study
Jessica Caroline Stanton, 15, Columbia High School, Lake
City, Florida
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| BE011 |
Quantitative EEG as an Identifier of Learning
Modality
Ilang Mae Guiroy, 17, The York School, Monterey, California
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| BE023 |
Standard Functional Magnetic Resonance
Imaging Protocol for the Study of Neuronal Responses to
Food Stimuli in Humans
Daniel E Katz, 18, Ossining High School, Ossining, New York
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| BE041 |
The Effects of External Loans on the Economic
Performance of Latin American Countries: An Integrated
Statistical Approach
Daniel Nikbakht, 16, Half Hollow Hills High School West,
Dix Hills, New York
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| BE043 |
Edge Integration in Human Brightness Perception
Jonathan Yong An, 19, Emerald Ridge High School, Puyallup,
Washington
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| BE044 |
A State by State Analysis of the Benefits
Derived from State Lottery Programs
Vanessa Elizabeth Esch, 17, Skyview High School, Vancouver,
Washington
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| Biochemistry - Presented by Agilent Technologies |
| Intel will present Best of Category Winners
with a $5,000 award and an Intel(R) Centrino(tm) mobile
technology-based notebook computer. Additionally, a $1,000
grant will be given to their school and the Intel ISEF
Affiliated fair they represent. |
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| Intel ISEF Best of Category
Award of $5,000 for Top First Place Winner |
| BI075 |
Bioinformatics Discovery of Novel Stem
Cell Regulatory Mechanisms
Michael Segal, 17, Central High School, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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| First Award of $3,000 |
| BI053 |
Logic Genomics
Adrian Veres, 15, Jean de Brebeuf College, Montreal, Quebec,
Canada
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| BI075 |
Bioinformatics Discovery of Novel Stem
Cell Regulatory Mechanisms
Michael Segal, 17, Central High School, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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| Second Award of $1,500 |
| BI037 |
Probing Gap Junction Dynamics in Cells
Ching Zhu, 17, Academic Magnet High School, North Charleston,
South Carolina
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| BI038 |
Testing the Effects of Peacilomyces
lilacinus and French Marigolds (Tagetes patula)
Tea Extract on the Pecan Root-Knot Nematode (Meloidogyne
partityla)
Eric Ragnarson Malmquist, 17, Westside High School, Macon,
Georgia
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| BI054 |
Regulation of Telomere Lengths During Stem
Cell Differentiation
Anneke Ellen Schwob, 16, Boston Latin School, Boston, Massachusetts
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| BI063 |
An Evaluation of Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms
(SNPs) within Gene EP300 of Human Chromosome 22q to Assess
their Role in Pediatric Brain Tumors
Samantha Leigh Schneider, 18, Jericho Senior High School,
Jericho, New York
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| BI082 |
Identification of Bacterial Adhesion Antagonists
for Contact Lens and Intraocular Lens
Fan Yang, 17, Davis Senior High School, Davis, California
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| Third Award of $1,000 |
| BI002 |
Ascorbic Acid Induced Enhancement of Laminin
in Schwann Cells: Application for Peripheral Nerve Regeneration
Yahya Maqsood Mohammed, 16, Okaloosa-Walton CC Charter High
School, Niceville, Florida
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| BI014 |
Environment-friendly Mold Retardant: Ancient
Chinese Herbal Medicine in Modern Life
Ka Yan Man, 19, Skh Li Ping Secondary School, Hong Kong,
Region of China
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| BI045 |
Investigating the Role of PTEN in Modulating
the Insulin Signaling Pathway to Treat Type 2 Diabetes
Meredith Regan Spadaccia, 17, Yorktown High School, Yorktown
Heights, New York
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| BI047 |
Analysis of the Antibiotic Properties of
the Epidermal Mucus of the Atlantic Stingray, Dasyatis
sabina, Conferred by Associated Bacterial Symbionts
Benjamin Colby Powell, 18, Sarasota High School, Sarasota,
Florida
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| BI048 |
The Recombination of RNA by Azoarcus Ribozyme
in a Compartmentalized System: An Origin-of-Life Study
Sergio-Francis Mellejor Zenisek, 16, Oregon Episcopal School,
Portland, Oregon
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| BI059 |
The Glucose Dependence of CD4+ T-Lymphocytes
Rebecca Joy Vitale, 16, duPont Manual Magnet High School,
Louisville, Kentucky
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| BI076 |
Unwrapping Myelination: Myelination Regulation
in TM-NRG1+/- Transgenic Mice
Lev A. Shaket, 16, Chamblee Charter High School, Chamblee,
Georgia
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| Fourth Award of $500 |
| BI007 |
Animal Attraction: To What Extent Do Demographic
Factors Predict a Female Human's Ability to Detect Male
Human Pheromones?
Kyrie K Bourgeois, 16, Lutcher High School, Lutcher, Louisiana
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| BI011 |
Simultaneous Detection of E. coli O157:H7
Toxin Genes by Nucleic Acid Sequence-Based Amplification
Jennifer Jing Huang, 17, Oak Grove High School, Hattiesburg,
Mississippi
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| BI026 |
Using Absorbance Difference Spectroscopy
to Study Interactions of Selected Inhibitors on Breast
Cancer Molecular Target Cytochrome P450 Aromatase
Jonathan Lloyd Priester, 17, William B. Murrah High School,
Jackson, Mississippi
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| BI029 |
Use of Homology Modeling and Molecular
Docking to Map Retinoid Binding Sites on Protein Kinase
C
Jijun Chow, 18, The Bronx High School of Science, Bronx,
New York
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| BI032 |
Radiation Shield: Using Biological Molecules
to Prevent or Repair DNA Damage Caused by Radiation in Drosophila
melanogaster
Parijata Desiree Mackey, 17, Dr. Michael M. Krop High School,
Miami, Florida
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| BI033 |
Inhibitors Modulate E-cadherin N-glycosylation:
Structure-Function Relationships and Implications for Antimetastasis
Xiaoyun Nong, 18, Miami Palmetto Senior High School, Pinecrest,
Florida
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| BI034 |
What Types of Biomass Have the Greatest
Glucose Yield Through Enzymatic Hydrolysis?
Erin Marie Rosswurm, 18, Columbus East High School, Columbus,
Indiana
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| BI046 |
The Development of a Novel Gene Knock-Out
Technique Utilizing RNA-Interference
Jason Chao Zhang, 16, Yorktown High School, Yorktown Heights,
New York
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| BI061 |
Identification of Promoter Elements Required
for Transcriptional Induction of Motility Related Genes
Tyler Thomas Rosensteel, 18, Brophy College Preparatory,
Phoenix, Arizona
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| Botany - Presented by Intel Foundation |
| Intel will present Best of Category Winners
with a $5,000 award and an Intel(R) Centrino(tm) mobile
technology-based notebook computer. Additionally, a $1,000
grant will be given to their school and the Intel ISEF
Affiliated fair they represent. |
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| Intel ISEF Best of Category
Award of $5,000 for Top First Place Winner |
| BO053 |
The Agricultural Impact of Detrimental
Weeds on Wheat Cultivars
Andrew John Friskop, 18, Hankinson High School, Hankinson,
North Dakota
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| First Award of $3,000 |
| BO053 |
The Agricultural Impact of Detrimental
Weeds on Wheat Cultivars
Andrew John Friskop, 18, Hankinson High School, Hankinson,
North Dakota
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| BO056 |
New Challenges to Fight Against Fungal
Diseases of Plants
Zuzana Tvaruzkova, 18, Gymnazium Kromeriz, Kromeriz, Czech
Republic
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| Second Award of $1,500 |
| BO019 |
The in vitro Propagation of A.
palmatum and Its Various Cultivars
Michael James Bernert, 15, West Linn High School, West Linn,
Oregon
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| BO021 |
The Structural Analysis of Polka Dot and
Wild Type Ceratopteris richardii by Electrophoretic
Protein Comparison
Anna Pilishvili, 16, Forest Hills High School, Forest Hills,
New York
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| BO035 |
Examining Foreign Germplasm to Control Fusarium
head Blight
Kimberly Skye Richards, 16, Walter Murray Collegiate, Saskatoon,
Saskatchewan, Canada
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| Third Award of $1,000 |
| BO003 |
Free Radical Reduction within the Glycine
max with Aeroponically Induced Antioxidants
Justin Andrew Townley, 16, Okaloosa-Walton Collegiate Charter
High School, Niceville, Florida
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| BO024 |
The Effects of Triclosan Dioxins (TD's)
from Biome Chemical Soil Runoff Bioaccumulation: An Investigation
for an Innovative Use of Crinum americanum as Bioremediation
Zachary Mason Sandoval, 16, Dr. Michael M. Krop High School,
Miami, Florida
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| BO048 |
The Killer in the Garden: The Allelopathic
Effects of Acer saccharum Marsh, Cornus florida L.,
and Magnolia grandiflora L.
Amanda Josephine Compadre, 17, Little Rock Central High School,
Little Rock, Arkansas
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| BO050 |
`Ohelo: Inhibition of Bacterial Growth
Jessie Ann Ka`iulani Pa`ahana, 16, Kamehameha High School,
Honolulu, Hawaii
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| BO058 |
The Effects of Wounding on the Induction
of Agrobacterium tumefaciens
Nahid Aftab Shaikh, 16, Lawrence High School, Cedarhurst,
New York
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| Fourth Award of $500 |
| BO001 |
The Effects of Different Growing Conditions
on the Firmness, Diameter, Sugar Content, and pH of Ripening
Grape Berries
Megan Kathleen Bartlett, 17, F. W. Springstead High School,
Spring Hill, Florida
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| BO007 |
Peroxidase Activity in Fruits and Vegetables
Javid Gulmahamad, 18, McArthur High School, Hollywood, Florida
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| BO011 |
Surviving Production Quotas and Free Trade
Agreements: The Effects of Tillage Reduction on Sugarcane
Yields in First Year Stubble
Tate Benton-Michael Guillotte, 17, Catholic High School,
New Iberia, Louisiana
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| BO012 |
Tabernaemontana pandacaqui Poir
(PANDAKAKI) as Rice Bug (Leptocorisa acuta) Eradicator
Daisy Bayani Galapia, 16, Sinait National High School, ,
Ilocos Sur, Philippines
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| BO045 |
Nutraceutical Intervention of the NFKB
Pathway to Reduce Adverse Effects of Inflammation and Tumorigenesis
Aaron Tuc-Lon Cheung, 16, South Carolina Governor's School
for Science and M, Hartsville, South Carolina
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| BO055 |
Determining Gamma Sensitivity of Double
Mutant Arabidopsis thaliana for DNA Repair Genes
XPF and ERCC1
Vibha Mahendra, 17, Mira Loma High School, Sacramento, California
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| Chemistry - Presented by Intel Foundation |
| Intel will present Best of Category Winners
with a $5,000 award and an Intel(R) Centrino(tm) mobile
technology-based notebook computer. Additionally, a $1,000
grant will be given to their school and the Intel ISEF
Affiliated fair they represent. |
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| Intel ISEF Best of Category
Award of $5,000 for Top First Place Winner |
| CH012 |
From Synthesis to Analysis of Radical Inhibitors
Stephen Schulz, 19, Gesamtschule Buer-Mitte, Gelsenkirchen,
Nordrhein-Westfahlen, Germany
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| First Award of $3,000 |
| CH012 |
From Synthesis to Analysis of Radical Inhibitors
Stephen Schulz, 19, Gesamtschule Buer-Mitte, Gelsenkirchen,
Nordrhein-Westfahlen, Germany
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| CH014 |
Digitally-Enhanced Thin-Layer Chromatography:
An Inexpensive, New Technique for Qualitative and Quantitative
Analysis
Amber Victoria Irish Hess, 18, Robert Louis Stevenson School,
Pebble Beach, California
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| Second Award $1,500 |
| CH005 |
Synthesis of Fullerene Derivatives for
Design of Donor-Acceptor Dyads
Aleksey Borisovich Kornev, 16, Bryansky Lyceum #1, Bryansk,
Bryansky Region, Russia
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| CH010 |
Isolation, Characterization of Beta-Chitin
from Squid Pens and Calcium Carbonate Crystallization on
the Chitin Scaffold
YouJia Zhong, 17, Raffles Junior College, Singapore, Singapore
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| CH015 |
Oxidation of Dopamine by High-Valent Manganese:
A Link to Neurodegenerative Disorders?
Smita Mascharak, 15, Santa Cruz High School, Santa Cruz,
California
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| CH061 |
Development of Novel DNA Sensitive Dye
Sensors Using Combinatorial Approach
Rohan Kirit Panchamia, 17, Herricks Senior High School, New
Hyde Park, New York
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| Third Award of $1,000 |
| CH013 |
Natural Dyes: The Delicious Way
Hoi Lam Anne Tsang, 18, St. Paul's Convent School, Hong Kong,
Region of China
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| CH022 |
A Study Involving the Synthesis of Carbon
Nanotube Filters in the Macrosclae with Measurements Concerning
the Effectiveness of Metal Derived Catalysts
Jennifer Lee Nagel, 17, Dekalb High School, Waterloo, Indiana
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| CH032 |
Fundamental Properties of O2(-)
Charles Henry Herder, 18, The Kinkaid School, Houston, Texas
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| CH043 |
pH-Triggered Assembly of Gold Nanorods
Patrick Leon Hankins, 17, Irmo High School, Columbia, South
Carolina
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| CH068 |
A Viable Method of Extraction of 12-ALPHA
Fumitremorgin C from A. fumigatus
Srikanth Aravamuthan, 17, Kalamazoo Area Mathematics and
Science Center, Kalamazoo, Michigan
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| CH069 |
Rambutan Ink from Fruit Rinds of Naphelium
lappaceum
Esther Chiew Yee Chiong, 17, Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan
Batu Lintang, Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia
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| Fourth Award of $500 |
| CH002 |
Synthesis and Characterization of Size-
and Shape- Selected Metal Nanoparticles Using Inverse Diblock
Copolymer Micelles
Grady Clark Slane, 17, Lake Highland Preparatory School,
Orlando, Florida
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| CH017 |
Stable Dispersions of Crystalline Titanium
Dioxide Nanoparticles
Suhail Malhotra, 15, duPont Manual Magnet High School, Louisville,
Kentucky
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| CH018 |
Implication and Formulation of Silane Based
Optical Coatings with Organic and Inorganic Compounds to
Prohibit UV Radiation
Chen Wang, 16, Huron High School, Ann Arbor, Michigan
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| CH029 |
Preparation of Hollow Spheres of TiO2 Nanocrystals
as Highly Efficient Photocatalyst and Its Applications
Qizhe Shao, 19, No.2 Secondary School Attached to ECNU, Shanghai,
Shanghai, China
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| CH035 |
Synthesis of Porous Platinum Nanowires
for Gas Sensing and Catalysis
Stephanie Michelle Livers, 17, Sidney High School, Sidney,
Montana
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| CH052 |
Interfacial Phenomena in -(Ni-Fe-Cu)- Giant
MagnetoResistance Systems
Dylan Reed Conradson, 17, Los Alamos High School, Los Alamos,
New Mexico
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| CH058 |
Toward Self-Assembling Nanocircuitry Using
Liquid Crystal Solvents
Karl James Plank, 17, Squalicum High School, Bellingham,
Washington
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| Computer Science - Presented by Intel
Foundation |
| Intel will present Best of Category Winners
with a $5,000 award and an Intel(R) Centrino(tm) mobile
technology-based notebook computer. Additionally, a $1,000
grant will be given to their school and the Intel ISEF
Affiliated fair they represent. |
| |
| Intel ISEF Best of Category
Award of $5,000 for Top First Place Winner |
| CS010 |
Leonar3Do 3D for All!
Daniel Ratai, 19, John von Neumann Computer Science High
School, Budapest, Hungary
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| First Award of $3,000 |
| CS010 |
Leonar3Do 3D for All!
Daniel Ratai, 19, John von Neumann Computer Science High
School, Budapest, Hungary
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| CS051 |
Identification of Differential Surface
Properties on a Triangle Mesh for Facial and Object Recognition
Justin Moore Solomon, 17, Thomas Jefferson High School for
Science and Tech, Alexandria, Virginia
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| Second Award of $1,500 |
| CS028 |
Construct a Kernel-Service-Accelerator
with SW&HW Meshing and Reality Multi-Threading Parallel
Processing for FPGA-based Reconfigurable Systems
Yizhong Zhang, 19, Kongjiang Senior High School, Shanghai,
China
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| CS049 |
Artificial Cognition and Memory: Tissue
Image Analysis for Tumor Diagnosis
Kimberly Elise Reinhold, 17, Saint Joseph's High School,
Hilo, Hawaii
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| CS052 |
Collaborative Nurse Scheduling: A Novel
Approach to Improve Utilization of Existing Nurse Resources
through Secure Data Transactions and Hospital Clustering
Sonia Nijhawan, 16, duPont Manual Magnet High School, Louisville,
Kentucky
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| Third Award of $1,000 |
| CS003 |
UDC: Multifunctional Cryptanalytic Tool
Rostislav Igorevich Chutkov, 16, Centre of Mathematical Education,
Saint-Petersburg, Russia
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| CS005 |
Discretization-polymorphic Data Concealment
and Protection System "Stealth"
Danil Aleksandrovich Somsikov, 16, Gymansium #1, Alla Bystrina,
Odessa, Ukraine
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| CS033 |
Modeling Environment for Particles Configuration
Control in Magnetic and Electric Fields
Maxim S. Tkachenko, 17, Lyceum of Information Technologies
#1533, Moscow, Russia
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| CS047 |
The Anitra Computer: A Complete Minimalist
Computer System Designed, Built and Programmed at a Low
Level of Abstraction
Eirik Bakke, 20, Bergen Katedralskole, Bergen, Norway
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| CS055 |
A New Multidimensional Feature-Mapping
Algorithm
Ocan Sankur, 19, Galatasaray Lisesi, Istanbul, Turkey
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| Fourth Award of $500 |
| CS004 |
Novel Investigations for N-Gram-Based Automatic
Identification of Written Language
Marek Blahus, 18, Gymnazium Uherske Hradiste, Uherske Hradiste,
Czech Republic
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| CS020 |
An Intensity Equalization Procedure to
Improve the Display of Color Images
Katharine Anne Symanow, 16, Divine Child High School, Dearborn,
Michigan
|
| CS025 |
A Practical Implementation of Gradient-Based
Convolutional Neural Networks in Handwriting Recognition
Yuetian Xu, 18, Stuyvesant High School, New York, New York
|
| CS034 |
15-Passenger Vans: Predicting the Probability
and Timing of Rollovers Using Artificial Neural Networks
Nicholas Samir Ekladyous, 13, Cranbrook Kingswood School,
Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
|
| CS037 |
VORTECS 3D: VLSI Object Recognition Trainable
Embedded CMOS System
Malcolm Christopher Ross Stagg, 16, Calgary Christian School,
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
|
| CS044 |
Smart Soaring: Flocks of Autonomous Airplanes
Elliot Robert Kroo, 14, Henry M. Gunn High School, Palo Alto,
California
|
| |
| Earth Science - Presented by Shell Oil |
| Intel will present Best of Category Winners
with a $5,000 award and an Intel(R) Centrino(tm) mobile
technology-based notebook computer. Additionally, a $1,000
grant will be given to their school and the Intel ISEF
Affiliated fair they represent. |
| |
| Intel ISEF Best of Category
Award of $5,000 for Top First Place Winner |
| EA018 |
Phytoplankton Community Response to Nutrient
Enrichment
Nicholas Robert Apau Jachowski, 18, West Potomac High School,
Alexandria, Virginia
|
| |
| First Award of $3,000 |
| EA018 |
Phytoplankton Community Response to Nutrient
Enrichment
Nicholas Robert Apau Jachowski, 18, West Potomac High School,
Alexandria, Virginia
|
| |
| Second Award of $1,500 |
| EA007 |
Investigations of Oxide-Reduction During
Lightning-Induced Fulgurite Formation
Britta Elyse Jones, 18, Eastside High School, Gainesville,
Florida
|
| |
| Third Award of $1,000 |
| EA002 |
Geochemistry of the Southern Juan de Fuca
Ridge: Isotopic Mantle Source Investigations
Sarah Rose Langberg, 18, Canterbury School, Fort Myers, Florida
|
| EA010 |
Mining the Past: Geochemical Analyses of
Fossil Teeth and Sediment Illuminate Ancient Environments
Yingqiuqi Lei, 18, Robert F. Kennedy Community High School,
Flushing, New York
|
| |
| Fourth Award of $500 |
| EA011 |
Breaking Strength and Porosity of Prehistoric
Ceramic Reproductions: Assessing Variation in Clay Sources
and Tempering Materials, Phase Five
Amy Elizabeth Marquardt, 18, Mediapolis High School, Mediapolis,
Iowa
|
| EA016 |
The Derivation and Interpretation of Geochemical
Ratios Generated by Meteoritic Impact
Terik Daly, 15, Oak Grove High School, San Jose, California
|
| |
| Engineering - Presented by Intel Foundation |
| Intel will present Best of Category Winners
with a $5,000 award and an Intel(R) Centrino(tm) mobile
technology-based notebook computer. Additionally, a $1,000
grant will be given to their school and the Intel ISEF
Affiliated fair they represent. |
| |
| Intel ISEF Best of Category
Award of $5,000 for Top First Place Winner |
| EN009 |
The Evaluation of a Multi-Freewing UAV
with the Concurrent Development of a Flying Test Platform
to Assist in Evaluation of Turbulence Reduction and Flight
Performance
Ryan Thomas Olson, 18, Southwest Virginia Governor's School,
Dublin, Virginia
|
| |
| First Award of $3,000 |
| EN009 |
The Evaluation of a Multi-Freewing UAV
with the Concurrent Development of a Flying Test Platform
to Assist in Evaluation of Turbulence Reduction and Flight
Performance
Ryan Thomas Olson, 18, Southwest Virginia Governor's School,
Dublin, Virginia
|
| EN038 |
Elevating Wheelchair Seat
Richard William Entwisle, 18, Canford School, Dorset, United
Kingdom
|
| EN069 |
Digital Compass Clinometer
Peter Jonathan Kirkland, 19, Dalriada School, Ballymoney,
County Antrim, Northern Ireland
|
| EN084 |
Factors Affecting Cooperative Robotic Behavior,
Year Three
Donald Stuart Eng, 17, Stanton College Preparatory School,
Jacksonville, Florida
|
| |
| Second Award of $1,500 |
| EN013 |
Camera Stabilization: Take Two
Adam Daniel Sidman, 17, Palmer High School, Colorado Springs,
Colorado
|
| EN017 |
Dynamic Balance Function and Surface Adaptation
for General Humanoid Robot Platform
Yang Ge, 17, Beijing Jingshan School, Beijing, Beijing, China
|
| EN033 |
Low Reynolds Number Aerodynamics, Phase
4: Development and Optimization of a Micro Air Vehicle
John Pease Moore, IV, 17, Dayton Christian High School, Miamisburg,
Ohio
|
| EN058 |
Development of a Planar Perfused Tumor
Bioreactor
Lucas Hudson Hofmeister, 16, Martin Luther King, Jr. Magnet
High School, Nashville, Tennessee
|
| EN059 |
Enhanced Stability Effects of Micro-Foils
on Supercavitating Torpedoes
Robert Francis Minehart, III, 16, Sterling, Virginia
|
| EN079 |
Ion Thruster Development and Analysis
Thomas Andrew Trudel, 17, Muhlenberg High School, Laureldale,
Pennsylvania
|
| EN100 |
Iris Recognition for Individual Identification
Nina Maria Huffman, 17, Langley High School, McLean, Virginia
|
| |
| Third Award of $1,000 |
| EN014 |
Design and Characterization of a Littrow
Configuration External Cavity Diode Laser
Wenxian Hong, 17, Raffles Junior College, Singapore, Singapore
|
| EN015 |
Self-control Deformity-assistance Reader
Wanxu Lin, 18, Liaoning Provincial Experimental Middle School,
Shenyang, Liaoning, China
|
| EN021 |
The Googler
George Francis Hotz, 15, Bergen County Academies, Hackensack,
New Jersey
|
| EN025 |
The Detection of Alkaline Phosphatase Using
an Electrochemical Sensor
Joanne Helen Wang, 15, Hathaway Brown School, Shaker Heights,
Ohio
|
| EN044 |
Modifying Factors in the Proton Exchange
Membrane of the Direct Methanol Fuel Cell, Including the
Evaluation of a Carbon Nanofoam Electrode, to Maximize
Power Densities
Jordan Andrew Hurwich, 17, John Adams High School, South
Bend, Indiana
|
| EN048 |
A Computer Model for Optimization of a
Non-Isothermal Chlorination Reactor
Raj Gautam Ranade, 17, East Lyme High School, East Lyme,
Connecticut
|
| EN078 |
Predicting Material Failure Correlation
Between Deformation Luminescence and Hysteresis
Geoffrey Hubert Woo, 16, Palos Verdes Peninsula High School,
Rolling Hills Estates, California
|
| EN092 |
The Effects of Blade Design and Angles
on Wind Turbine Energy Performance
Andrew Charles Schlievert, 18, Algona High School, Algona,
Iowa
|
| EN093 |
Foot Operated Vehicle Device for the Physically
Challenged
Malavika Vinod Tiwari, 16, St Mary's Convent High School,
Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, India
|
| EN095 |
Preventing Degradation in Proton Exchange
Membrane Fuel Cells: A Novel, Multi-cartridge Air Contaminant
Control System
Jonathan Brandon Burke Cross, 17, James W. Robinson, Jr.
Secondary School, Fairfax, Virginia
|
| EN107 |
Nano-Fibrous Poly (L Lactic Acid) Scaffolds
Jacquelyn A Gold, 18, Spanish River Community High School,
Boca Raton, Florida
|
| |
| Fourth Award of $500 |
| EN008 |
Utilizing Audio Profile Matching Technology
for Replicating Body Kinesis
Robert Vaughan Glissmann, 17, Peak to Peak Charter School,
Lafayette, Colorado
|
| EN010 |
Adjustable Prosthetic Socket
Craig Dean Hawes, 18, Perham High School, Perham, Minnesota
|
| EN018 |
Gravity Pressing Roller Skate
Rong Huang, 17, Bengbu No.2 Senior Middle School, Anhui,
China, Bengbu, Anhui, China
|
| EN032 |
Automotive Innovation: Wireless AutoAttendant
Marc L. Ingram, 18, Ballard High School, Louisville, Kentucky
|
| EN045 |
Induced EMF Generator: The Creation of
a Magnetic Induction Regenerative Energy Capture Device
Richard Lee Shillington, 17, Dr. Michael M. Krop High School,
Miami, Florida
|
| EN056 |
Enzymatic Electrodes for Biofuel Cells
Daniel Clayton Appel, 18, Eldorado High School, Albuquerque,
New Mexico
|
| EN060 |
F.I.N.D.-2: The Development of an Autonomous
Surveying Vessel
Benjamin Thomas Unsworth, 16, Kingswood Academy, Sulphur,
Louisiana
|
| EN075 |
The Development of a Bandage Using a Polymer,
Polyvinyl Pyrrolidone, and an Antibiotic, Polysporin
Cuong Viet Nguyen, 17, Sarasota High School, Sarasota, Florida
|
| EN091 |
Fuel Cell System Using Hydrogen from Aqueous
Sodium Borohydride Solution for Portable Communication
Applications
Shengbo Xu, 17, Hamilton High School, Chandler, Arizona
|
| EN097 |
Extracting Melody from MIDI Files
Benjamin Min-Jia Chang, 16, Sewanhaka High School, Floral
Park, New York
|
| EN099 |
Innovations in Prosthetics for Complete
and Partial Phalanges: Approximation of Complex Arcs and
Simulation of Human Movement in Engineering
Brandon Joseph Peart, 17, Hillcrest High School, Midvale,
Utah
|
| EN101 |
Communal Aptitude Evolution System for
Autonomous Robots
Jessica Lauren Malone, 17, Berea High School, Berea, Ohio
|
| EN117 |
Residential Cogeneration
Alex J. Doll, 15, Mandan High School, Mandan, North Dakota
|
| EN119 |
High-Speed FSO Data Link
Jan Svab, 19, Gymnazium Jaroslava Heyrovskeho, Prague, Czech
Republic
|
| |
| Environmental Sciences - Presented by
Ricoh |
| Intel will present Best of Category Winners
with a $5,000 award and an Intel(R) Centrino(tm) mobile
technology-based notebook computer. Additionally, a $1,000
grant will be given to their school and the Intel ISEF
Affiliated fair they represent. |
| |
| Intel ISEF Best of Category
Award of $5,000 for Top First Place Winner |
| EV097 |
Hydroponic Phytofiltration of Arsenic in
Drinking Water
Stephen Goodwin Honan, 16, W. T. Woodson High School, Fairfax,
Virginia
|
| |
| First Award of $3,000 |
| EV023 |
Stream Riparian Zone Influence on Drift-Feeding
Fish and Their Terrestrial Invertebrate Prey, Phase III
Christina Lynn Faust, 17, Cedar Shoals High School, Athens,
Georgia
|
| EV075 |
Methodology of Phytomining by Growing Avena
sativa and Medicago sativa to Nucleate Gold
Nanoparticles for Nanoapplications, Phase II
Rachael Ann Scott, 17, Northwest Mississippi Home Educators
Association, Como, Mississippi
|
| EV097 |
Hydroponic Phytofiltration of Arsenic in
Drinking Water
Stephen Goodwin Honan, 16, W. T. Woodson High School, Fairfax,
Virginia
|
| EV106 |
Bio-electromagnetism: Sustainable Electricity
Production Using a Magnetic Field Generated by Magnetotactic
Bacteria in a Microbial Generator
Kartik Madiraju, 15, Centennial Regional High School, Greenfield
Park, Quebec, Canada
|
| |
| Second Award of $1,500 |
| EV011 |
The Use of Barley Straw to Control Algal
and Macrophyte Growth on Wild Rice Lake: Pre and Post Eutrophic
Conditions, Phase V
Elizabeth Jean Welsh, 17, Proctor High School, Proctor, Minnesota
|
| EV025 |
A Novel, Cost Effective Approach for Removing
Arsenic from Drinking Water in Bangladesh
Douglas Calvin Naftz, 18, Park City High School, Park City,
Utah
|
| EV066 |
Inhibition of Photosynthesis by Air Pollutants
Quantified by the Photoacoustic Method
Aaron Tzeyang Kuan, 17, Horace Greeley High School, Chappaqua,
New York
|
| EV068 |
Black Murex Snails (Hexaplex nigritus)
as a Habitat for Juvenile Pacific Calico (Catrina)
Scallop, Argopecten ventricosus
Chelsey Ann Yingling, 17, Tucson Magnet High School, Tucson,
Arizona
|
| EV074 |
Determination of Antibiotic Presence in
the Tennessee River and Inflowing Waters
Jennifer Ann Taylor, 17, Florence High School, Florence,
Alabama
|
| EV090 |
Ammonia Emissions from Agricultural Waste
Tara Ellen Gloyna, 16, Temple High School, Temple, Texas
|
| EV099 |
Design for Biodegradation: Harnessing Natural
Decay by Managing Physical and Chemical Dynamics
David I. Marash-Whitman, 13, Kehillah Jewish High School,
San Jose, California
|
| |
| Third Award of $1,000 |
| EV004 |
Assessing the Risk of a Potential Biological
Control Agent: Oviposition Tests on Wetland Plants
Sheena Bhalla, 15, Lincoln Park Academy, Fort Pierce, Florida
|
| EV005 |
The Effects of Increased Nutrient Levels
on Aquatic Organisms: A Bioassay of Cave Springs Branch
and Honey Creek
Molly Katheryn Steen, 15, Grove High School, Grove, Oklahoma
|
| EV007 |
Effect of Salinity on Benthic Foraminifera
in the Indian River Lagoon
Phaedra Calista Tinder, 16, Sebastian River High School,
Sebastian, Florida
|
| EV027 |
A Comprehensive Analysis of Insect Diversity
as a Result of Terrestrial Features and Aquatic Vegetation
Elise Laine Larson, 18, Bagley High School, Bagley, Minnesota
|
| EV035 |
Contamination of Proximate Wells in the
Piedmont Region
Afton Kerry Vechery, 15, Glenleg High School, Glenelg, Maryland
|
| EV049 |
Boards and Branches: A Multivariable Study
of Snow Interception
Erica Elizabeth David, 15, Pinedale High School, Pinedale,
Wyoming
|
| EV057 |
Multi-Tiered Wetlands: A Technique for
Improving the Efficiency of Artificial Wetlands
Andrew James Stewart, 17, Karabar Distance Education Centre,
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
|
| EV076 |
Dyeing to Keep a Safe Environment
Reya Jessica Das, 16, Hamilton High School, Chandler, Arizona
|
| EV084 |
It's Raining . . . Carbon?
Dustin George Harwood Hughes, 16, Timmins High and Vocational
School, Timmins, Ontario, Canada
|
| EV103 |
Analysis of Macroinvertebrate Population
and Diversity with Hydrological Parameters and Their Influence
on Water Quality: A Watershed Study, Phase Three
Christine Weizer Li, 17, Cookeville High School, Cookeville,
Tennessee
|
| EV110 |
Growing Energy: The Production of Hydrogen
from the Green Algae Chlamydomonas reinhardtii
Radha Ramjeawan, 15, Uniondale High School, Uniondale, New
York
|
| |
| Fourth Award of $500 |
| EV009 |
Potential Amelioration of Fescue Toxicosis
by Inclusion of Clays in Diet
Loren Kaye Liebrecht, 17, Southwest Virginia Governor's School,
Dublin, Virginia
|
| EV022 |
Germination and Seed Viability of Coleogyne
ramosissima (Blackbrush)
Kristin Sorensen, 18, Pine View High School, Saint George,
Utah
|
| EV032 |
Immobilization of Hazardous Materials Utilizing Gallionella
sp., Klebsiella sp., and Desulfovibrio
sp. Bacteria
Morgen Elizabeth Anyan, 17, Selah High School, Selah, Washington
|
| EV056 |
Effects of Toxic Riparian Weeds on the
Survival of Aquatic Invertebrates
David Colin Conway Llewellyn, 17, Great Lakes College, Tuncurry
Senior Campus, Tuncurry, New South Wales, Australia
|
| EV060 |
Determination of the Ability to Use Pontederia
cordata (Blue Broad Leaf Pickerel Rush) Plants as
Biomonitors for Monitoring Trace Heavy Metal Contaminants
in Drainage Canals
Elizabeth Anne Lopez, 17, East Jefferson High School, Metairie,
Louisiana
|
| EV062 |
An Investigation of Titanium Dioxide Suspensions
for Use in a Flowing Catalytic Heavy Metal Reduction Apparatus
Megan Moulding, 14, Wahlquist Junior High School, Ogden,
Utah
|
| EV092 |
Efficient and Environmentally Safe Removal
of Toxic Ammonia Using Aquatic Plants
Catharina Rose Grubaugh, 16, White Station High School, Memphis,
Tennessee
|
| EV094 |
The Effects of Nitrogen Inputs on Microbial
Activity in Bark Beetle Infested Forests: Implications
for Global Carbon Cycling
Kevan Lew Christensen, 17, Corona del Sol High School, Tempe,
Arizona
|
| EV107 |
Establishment of a New Cultivation Method
Using Deep Ocean Water and Slightly Acidic Electrolyzed
Water
Tomoyuki Suzuki, 18, Kanagawa Prefecture Hiratsuka Senior
High School, Kanagawa, Japan
|
| EV116 |
Scorched Earth - Toxic Water: An Investigation
of Atmospheric Mercury Deposition and Wildfires
Kyle Nathan Jaffa, 15, Sandia High School, Albuquerque, New
Mexico
|
| EV117 |
Water Purification Systems for Rural Areas
Sarah DeWitt Nagel, 15, Mecosta Osceola Math, Science & Technology
Center, Big Rapids, Michigan
|
| EV118 |
A Study of the Effects of Selected Treatments
of Oilfield Water on the Vascular Contractions and Behavior
of California Blackworms
Kari Lynn Gillespie, 17, North Toole County High School,
Sunburst, Montana
|
| EV121 |
Biological Oxygen Demand at International
Paper's Point Source Discharge
Lauren Wooten Smith, 16, John S. Davidson Fine Arts Magnet
School, Augusta, Georgia
|
| EV122 |
Effects of Temperature on Dietary Accumulation
and Toxic Effects of Methylmercury in Red Swamp Crayfish
(Procambarus clarkii)
William Patrick Jagoe, 17, A. R. Johnson Health Sciences
and Engineering High, Augusta, Georgia
|
| |
| Mathematics - Presented by Science News |
| Intel will present Best of Category Winners
with a $5,000 award and an Intel(R) Centrino(tm) mobile
technology-based notebook computer. Additionally, a $1,000
grant will be given to their school and the Intel ISEF
Affiliated fair they represent. |
| |
| Intel ISEF Best of Category
Award of $5,000 for Top First Place Winner |
| MA044 |
Complete Sequences of Positive Integers
Kledin Dobi, 16, Julia R. Masterman High School, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania
|
| |
| First Award of $3,000 |
| MA044 |
Complete Sequences of Positive Integers
Kledin Dobi, 16, Julia R. Masterman High School, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania
|
| |
| Second Award of $1,500 |
| MA003 |
Programmable Quantum Computing: A New Framework
with von Neumann Type Architecture
Nimish Pradipkumar Ramanlal, 16, Seminole High School, Sanford,
Florida
|
| MA015 |
On Universality Properties of Positive-Definite
Integral Quadratic Forms
Scott Duke Kominers, 18, Walt Whitman High School, Bethesda,
Maryland
|
| MA019 |
Car Parking Made Hard!
Chun-Ju Lai, 18, Taipei Municipal Chien-Kuo Senior High School,
Taipei City, Chinese Taipei
|
| |
| Third Award of $1,000 |
| MA025 |
Generalizations of Koch Curve and Its Applications
XinRan Zhu, 17, Shanghai Southwest Weiyu Middle School, Shanghai,
Shanghai, China
|
| MA031 |
Monids of Endomorphisms
Alexey Yu. Shubnikov, 16, Mathematical Education Centre,
St. Petersburg, Russia
|
| MA037 |
Durer's Unsolved Geometry Problem
Daniel Bezdek, 15, St. Brigid Elementary and Junior High
School, Calgary, Alberta, Canada
|
| MA042 |
Nonagonal Numbers in the Fibonacci Sequence
and Related Diophantine Equations
John Michael Sillcox, 18, Jericho High School, Jericho, New
York
|
| |
| Fourth Award of $500 |
| MA009 |
A New Algorithm for Digital Signatures
Gerold Gruenauer, 18, Kepler Gymnasium, Weiden, Bavaria,
Germany
|
| MA020 |
Classification of Determinantal Sequences
Samuel Mohun Bhagwat, 16, Winston Churchill High School,
Livonia, Michigan
|
| MA026 |
Some Results on Inclusive and Exclusive
Partitions of Complete Graphs
Robert Thomas Cordwell, 18, Manzano High School, Albuquerque,
New Mexico
|
| MA027 |
Some Results of the 3x+1 Conjecture
Daniel Zi Wang, 15, Jasper High School, Plano, Texas
|
| MA030 |
Graph Isomorphic Lattice Paths
Paul Francis Jacobs, 18, Good Hope School, St Croix, Virgin
Islands
|
| |
| Medicine and Health - Presented by Merck
Research Laboratories |
| Intel will present Best of Category Winners
with a $5,000 award and an Intel(R) Centrino(tm) mobile
technology-based notebook computer. Additionally, a $1,000
grant will be given to their school and the Intel ISEF
Affiliated fair they represent. |
| |
| Intel ISEF Best of Category
Award of $5,000 for Top First Place Winner |
| ME079 |
Comprehensive Evolutionary Study of Disease-Causing
Amino Acid Substitutions Using Computational Analysis
Jeffrey M. Bhasin, 18, Rocky River High School, Rocky River,
Ohio
|
| |
| First Award of $3,000 |
| ME071 |
Modulation of the Ubiquitin-Proteasome
Complex Via Morphine Coupled Nitric Oxide Release: A Possible
Mechanism for the Prevention of Neurodegenerative Diseases
Suraj Hitendra Rambhia, 17, Jericho High School, Jericho,
New York
|
| ME079 |
Comprehensive Evolutionary Study of Disease-Causing
Amino Acid Substitutions Using Computational Analysis
Jeffrey M. Bhasin, 18, Rocky River High School, Rocky River,
Ohio
|
| ME091 |
The Matrix Probe - Evolution: Co-registration
of Digital Mammography with 3Dimensional Breast Ultrasound
Using a Full-Field Matrix of Piezoelectric Crystal Transducers
Chetley L. C. Gervais, 17, Sandwich Secondary School, LaSalle,
Ontario, Canada
|
| |
| Second Award of $1,500 |
| ME006 |
Curbing the Embryonic Stem Cell Controversy:
Cardiac Differentiation of Adult Bone Marrow Stem Cells
Following Epigenetic Modification
Shiv Mukesh Gaglani, 16, West Shore High School, Melbourne,
Florida
|
| ME037 |
Implications of Nicotine's Pro-Angiogenesis
Activities: The Good and the Bad
Sarah S. Mousa, 17, Columbia High School, East Greenbush,
New York
|
| ME041 |
The Cytotoxic Effects of Frankincense Oil
in Malignant Glioblastoma: A Mechanistic Approach
Carrie Elizabeth Shaw, 17, Career Center, Winston-Salem,
North Carolina
|
| ME058 |
Therapeutic Efficacy of Serotonin Precursor
Loading to Mitigate MDMA-Induced Neurotoxicity: Rescue
of Serotonin Neurons and Treatment of Anxiogenesis
Diana Lynn Eheart, 18, Hamilton High School, Chandler, Arizona
|
| ME063 |
Dopaminergic Neurons from Bone Marrow Stem
Cells: An Acceptable, Potential Therapy for Parkinson's
Disease
Sami Obaid, 16, College Regina Assumpta, Montreal, Quebec,
Canada
|
| ME085 |
An Analysis of Brain Tissue Sections for
Proteins Targeted by the Genotoxicant Methylazoxymethanol
(MAM)
Allison Shelton Rhines, 16, Oregon Episcopal School, Portland,
Oregon
|
| |
| Third Award of $1,000 |
| ME019 |
The Beneficial Effects of Fish Oil on Breast
Cancer: A Fourth-Year Study
Triparna Ghosh-Choudhury, 17, Northside Health Careers High
School, San Antonio, Texas
|
| ME029 |
Dendritic Polymer-Insulin Conjugates/Nanodevices
for Oral Insulin Delivery: A System for Optimal Bioavailability
in Type 1 Diabetes
Shilpa Naresh Raja, 17, West Bloomfield High School, West
Bloomfield, Michigan
|
| ME031 |
Gene Therapy Meets Chemotherapy: Exposure
of Malignant Glioma Cells to Transgenic Embryonic Stem
Cells and Temozolomide
Milana Zaurova, 17, The Bronx High School of Science, Bronx,
New York
|
| ME035 |
The Effects of Betaseron and Pycnogenol
on Nitric Oxide Levels in Multiple Sclerosis Cells
Katherine Joy Nicholas, 17, Ephrata Senior High School, Ephrata,
Pennsylvania
|
| ME045 |
Improving Cancer Treatment Through Telomerase
Inhibition
Jimmy Chen Yang, 17, Plano Senior High School, Plano, Texas
|
| ME062 |
Using Viruses to Kill Cancer: Investigating
the Role of in vitro Cell Differentiation in HSV-1
Double-Mutant KM110red Infection of hFOB and U2OS Cells
Natalie Mary Raso, 16, St. Thomas More Secondary School,
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
|
| ME086 |
Saliva: The Stress Code
Ketaki Rawal, 15, Centennial Regional High School, Greenfield
Park, Quebec, Canada
|
| ME088 |
Effect of Vitamin E on Ultraviolet Induced
Mutagenesis
Kawakahi Kaeo Amina, 18, Kamehameha Secondary School, Honolulu,
Hawaii
|
| ME096 |
Novel Genetic Analysis of Disease Susceptibility
and Hereditary Patterns Using a Multi-Population Data Set
Nicholas Paul Semenkovich, 18, Ladue Horton Watkins High
School, Ladue, Missouri
|
| |
| Fourth Award of $500 |
| ME024 |
Exploring the Borreliacidal Factor of Various
Blood Sera on Borrelia burgdorferi, the Agent of
Lyme Disease, and Borrelia lonestari, the Putative
Agent of Lyme-like Illness
Chelsea Nicole Grigery, 18, Sikeston High School, Sikeston,
Missouri
|
| ME033 |
Significance of M. tuberculosis Lipoprotein
Processing in TLR2 Stimulation, Macroph | |
