Science Fair Winners Announced

Alicia Molina, Online Editor

Science Fair winners were recently announced in all categories, and several students on campus won big awards.

 

Here is a list of the winners:

  • Behavioral and social sciences– 1st place- Hayley Hyde– Vocal recognition in relation to familiarity
  • Behavioral and social sciences– 1st place- Maya Joyner– Adult vs. adolescent performance in different  mental abilities
  • Behavioral and social sciences– 2nd place- Kayleigh Shumaker– Short-term memory vs. time of day
  • Behavioral and social sciences– 2nd place- Ian Wood– Patterns patterns
  • Behavioral and social sciences– 2nd place- Claire Meyer– The effect of TV shows on commercial decibel levels
  • Behavioral and social sciences– 3rd place- Kristin Hauck– 3- The effect of external factors on short-term memories
  • Behavioral and social sciences– 3rd place- Brooke Hanson– The malleability of memory
  • Behavioral and social sciences– 3rd place – Sophie Wolfe– The effect of different music genres on the human heart rate
  • Behavioral and social sciences– 4th place- Andrew Chahda– Lighten your day, darken your night
  • Behavioral and social sciences– 4th place- Jocelyn Brooks– Correlation Between Audio mediums and motion during sleep
  • Behavioral and social sciences– 4th place- Carina Vockell– The effect of distraction on reaction time
  • Behavioral and social sciences– 5th place – Thomas Dean– The helping hand project
  • Behavioral and social sciences– 5th place – Maya Levee– will student athletes or non student athletes perform better on two sample SAT scores?

 

Biochemistry & Biomedical/ Bio-infomatics & health science

 

  • Biochemistry– 1st place- Shravani Deo– The production of sugar by salivary amylases from starch-rich foods
  • Biomedical/Bio-infomatics & health sciences – 1st place- Shannon Kasprak– Type 1 diabetes vs. type 2 diabetes vitamin C and eyesight
  • Biochemistry- 2nd placeCiara Martin– Specific gravity vs. temperature
  • Biomedical/ Bio-infomatics & health sciences– 2nd place- Rebekah Garza– The effects of music on adolescent’s focus levels
  • Biomedical/bio-infomatics& health sciences– 3rd place- Skyla Gilmore– The effects of teeth whitener on teeth shades
  • Biomedical/Bio-infomatics & health sciences– 3rd place- Juan Nino– Does monster dangerously affect blood pressure
  • Biomedical/ Bio-infomatics & health sciences– 4th place- Elizabeth Tiedt– Let the beat drop
  • Biochemistry– 5th place- Skylar Wolsch-Gallia– Hair types vs. hair products
  • Biomedical/ Bio-infomatics & health sciencesMatthew Bosnyak– The effect of age on lung capacity

 

Cellular and molecular Biology & chemistry

 

  • Chemistry– 2nd place- Elle Kuster– Amount of electrolytes in different drinks
  • Chemistry– 2nd place- Sofia Hutton– The relationship between UV protection and cost of various brands of sunscreen
  • Chemistry– 3rd place- Brianna Garcia– Testing oils with iodine
  • Chemistry– 4th place- Juan Lee- Carpet cleaning
  • Chemistry and molecular biology– 5th place- Gage Haden– Competition for space in microbiology
  • Chemistry– 5th place- Faith Bodman– Vitamin C amount in Orange juice

 

Earth and environmental sciences

 

  • Earth and environmental sciences– 1st place- Megan Oldham– Global renewable water filtration initiative
  • Earth and environmental sciences– 2nd place- Jennifer Hoang– Using herbs to remove nitrates from lake water
  • Earth and environmental sciences– 3rd place- Avery Wohleb– climate science
  • Earth and environmental sciences- 4th place- Charlotte Taylor– The filtration of water by three raw materials
  • Earth and environmental sciences– 4th place- Aurora Rochin– Drip Drop: Analysis of cave water
  • Earth and environmental sciences– 5th place- Emma Roche– Ideal ratio of matter for indoor composting
  • Earth and environmental sciences– 5th place- Lee Stone– “Can compostings smell be reduced?”

 

Energy: traditional/ alternative/energy efficiency & Animal sciences

 

  • Energy: traditional/ alternative/ energy efficiency– 1st place- Ezan Arfi– Saline electrolytes
  • Energy: traditional/ alternative/energy efficiency– 2nd place- Allyson Wenzloff– Efficiency of solar power
  • Energy: Traditional/ alternative/energy efficiency– 3rd place- Felix Contreras– insulator efficiency
  • Energy: Traditional/ alternative/energy efficiency– 4th place- Jake Brien– Powering mobile devices: outlook sunny
  • Energy: Traditional/ alternative/energy efficiency– 5th place- Diana Dunn– Solar solutions
  • Energy: Traditional/ alternative/energy efficiency– 5th place- Viviana Smith– Concentrated reflection of light on solar panels
  • Energy: Traditional/ alternative/energy efficiency– 5th place- Alexander Cochrane– Improved wind turbines
  • Animal sciences– 1st place- Dalton carter– Got calcium?
  • Animal sciences– 2nd place- Tate Weston– Monster makes you a monster
  • Animal sciences– 3rd place- Seth Leifheit– Mealworms vs. Superworms
  • Animal sciences– 4th place- Marissa Aiken– Estrogen’s effect on aquatic life
  • Animal sciences– 5th place- Ben Meyer– The effect of boric acid on monomorium minimum activity

 

Engineering Mechanics & Material science

 

  • Engineering Mechanics– 2nd place- Joel Navarro– What beam resists more force?
  • Engineering Mechanics– 3rd place- Rebecca Proffitt– Does the type of white led light affect the number of insects attracted?
  • Engineering Mechanics– 3rd place- Katie Stephenson– Water purification with solar power
  • Engineering Mechanics– 4th place- Kendrick Neptune– What is the wheel difference?
  • Engineering Mechanics– 5th place- Daniel Tucker– The effects of a buildings structure on the weight a building can hold
  • Engineering Mechanics– 5th place- John Martin– Modifying the frequency of a guitar pickup
  • Engineering Mechanics– 5th place- Zachary Rogers– 2 stroke vs. 4 stroke
  • Materials science– 1st place- Maggie Monroe– Burning different fabric fibers with varied thread counts
  • Materials science– 2nd place- Bonnie Campbell– Correlation of physical properties and heat transfers in metals
  • Materials science– 3rd place- Avery Helder– Which cleaning product best cleans up blood?
  • Materials science– 3rd place- Lindsey Cottie– Which Powerline surface is the most ice resistant?
  • Materials science– 5th place- Sereya Vasquez– Erosion of metals

 

Microbiology & Physics and Astronomy

 

  • Microbiology– 1st place- Joe Morales– The effect of temperature and parts per million on a chlorine sanitizing solution
  • Microbiology– 2nd place- Michelle David– Retainer hygiene experiment
  • Microbiology– 3rd place- Maya Webb – Non-toxic vs. toxic cleaners
  • Microbiology– 4th place- Lindsey Holland– Contaminated applicators, contaminated makeup
  • Microbiology– 5th place- Jacob Thollander– Sourdough starter surprise
  • Physics and Astronomy– 3rd place- Alexis Martinez– Tire pressure and traction
  • Physics and astronomy– 3rd place- Seth Werchan– Comparison of wood and BBCOR baseball bats
  • Physics and Astronomy– 4th place- Erik Atwell– The effect of weight and release on a disc’s flight

 

Plant sciences & computer science: Hardware/ embedded systems

 

  • Plant sciences– 1st place- Katelyn Dill– Wheat fertilizer distance experiment
  • Plant sciences– 2nd place- Bryan Moreno– Plants for biofuels
  • Plant sciences– 3rd place- Becky Stubbs– The effect of greywater on plant growth
  • Plant sciences– 4th place- Grace Widner– Urban gardening: planting with soil less mediums
  • Plant sciences– 5th place- Kandace Blackburn– How hard and soft water can affect plant growth
  • Computer science: hardware/embedded systems– 3rd place- John Shepherd– Temperature changes with different cooling methods in PC’s