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Harrisonburg, USVA04, Shenandoah Valley Regional Science Fair
EA006 Confirmation of Eratosthenes’ Experiment: The Diameter of the Earth
Determined Using a Sundial
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Holly Elizabeth Peterson, 16., Junior, Sherando High School, Stephens City, Virginia,
T: Susan Saylor
EV010 The Effect of Pesticides and DHA on the Regeneration of Planaria
#
Christina Yah-yun Lee, 15, Sophomore, Sherando High School, Stephens City,
Virginia, T: Susan Saylor
Lynchburg, USVA05, Central Virginia Regional Science Fair
BE019 The Effect of Communication Style on Lateral Eye Movement When Asked a
Kinesthetic Question
Elizabeth Marie Hargis, 17, Junior, Central Virginia Governor’s School, Lynchburg,
Virginia, T: Shannon Beasley
EE034 The Effect of Light Wavelength on Solar Cell Efficiency
Jill Grey Ferguson, 16., Sophomore, Staunton River High School/ Roanoke Valley
Governor’s School, Moneta, Virginia, T: Kerry Zell
Manassas, USVA06, Prince William-Manassas Regional Science Fair
MI312T Testing the Effect of Variable Surface Adhesiveness on the Movement
Velocity of “Gliding” Cyanobacteria to Test Bacterial Gliding Theory for
Cyanobacterial Motility
Kevin Timothy Keller, 17, Junior; Abhinav Sai Venkat, 16., Junior
Battlefield High School, Haymarket, Virginia, T: Amanda Jean Esteban
Norfolk, USVA09, Tidewater Science Fair
AS008 Behavioral Evidence for Cerebral Asymmetry in Green Anoles
Rachel Emily Reon, 17, Junior, The Governor’s School for Science and Technology,
Hampton, Virginia, T: Julian Pittman
EV016 The Impact of Natural Processes and Human Activities on the Water Quality
of Various Lakes
Abigail Yu Chen, 15, Sophomore, York High School, Yorktown, Virginia,
T: Deborah Eckstein
Norfolk, USVA50, Virginia State Science and Engineering Fair
EA025 Washington, DC Severe Thunderstorm Wind Events: An Analysis of Correlated
Thermodynamic Convective Parameters and Doppler Radar Signatures
Christopher Aaron Manning Gerlach, 15, Sophomore, T. C. Williams High School,
Alexandria, Virginia, T: Shawn Lowe
MA013 An Expansion on Analysis of Kasner Polygons Generated by Iterative
Processes
Minsuk Kim, 17, Junior, Paul VI Catholic High School, Fairfax, Virginia,
T: Tom Andrewes
Purcellville, USVA07, Loudoun County Science and Engineering Fair
BI011
Determination of Estrogen as a Trigger of Protandric Colony Formation of
Amphiprion ocellaris
Emily Marie Crisp, 18, Senior, Loudoun County Academy of Science, Sterling,
Virginia, T: Jackie Curley
EN017 Determining if Magnetospirillum magnetotacticum Can be Used to Kill
Tetrahymena pyriformis via Magnetically Induced Hyperthermia as a Basis
for Alternative Cancer Treatment
Anurag Narain Mathur, 17, Senior, Academy of Science, Sterling, Virginia,
T: Jackie Curley
ME039 Downstream Assay for Laser Capture Microdissection to Examine JC Virus
Trafficking into the Central Nervous System
Paul Austin James Howell, 17, Senior, Dominion High School, Sterling, Virginia,
T: Denise Lynne Wingfield
PS010 The Effect of Intraspecific Cooperation in Sibling Plants Descended from the
Same Parental Type on the Amount of Biomass Produced
Kelsi Samantha Faley, 16., Sophomore, Heritage High School, Leesburg, Virginia,
T: Amol Chandra Patel
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Radford, USVA10, Blue Ridge Highlands Regional Science Fair
ET008 Windbelt Application to Vehicles in Motion
Taylor James Hay, 18, Senior, Southwest Virginia Governor’s School, Pulaski,
Virginia, T: Kenneth Abel
ME014 The Music of the Heart: The Transformation of Electrocardiogram (ECG) into
Sound
Heming Zhao, 18, Senior, Southwest Virginia Governor’s School, Pulaski, Virginia,
T: Daniel Blake
Richmond, USVA11, Metro Richmond Science Fair
EN019 Celloidosomes«: A Journey toward the Bioengineering of Artificial Micro-
Glands and Micro-Bioreactors
Samantha Marie Marquez, 15, Freshman, Maggie L. Walker Governor’s School
for Government and International Studies, Richmond, Virginia, T: Anna Shore
MA016 A Fractal Analysis of Musical Complexity through Time
Jeffery Brunson Holste, 16., Junior, Mills E. Godwin High School, Henrico, Virginia,
T: Laura Akesson
Roanoke, USVA08, Western Virginia Regional Science Fair
EN018 An Investigation of the Porosity and Morphology of Fusion-Bonded Epoxy
Rachel Alexandra Strauss, 17, Junior, Roanoke Valley Governor’s School for
Science and Technology, Roanoke, Virginia, T: Fred Hoffman
MA014 Eigenvalues of the Zakharov-Shabat System
Will Gooding, 17, Senior, Roanoke Valley Governor’s School for Science and
Technology, Roanoke, Virginia, T: Linda Hanks
WASHINGTON
Bellevue, USWA03, Central Sound Regional Science & Engineering Fair
EV008 Can You Drink a River? An Evaluation of Solar Disinfection Efficiency in the
Inactivation of E. coli and Coliform Bacteria at a Northern Latitude
#
Kathryn R McClintic, 16., Junior, Cedarcrest High School, Duvall, Washington,
T: Kellie Halverson
Bremerton, USWA50, Washington State Science and Engineering Fair
CH027 Organic Photovoltaics II: Analyzing Amino Substituent Effects of Porphyrins
through Synthesis, Characterization and Application of New (Zn) Amino/
carboxyphenylporphyrins in Dye Sensitized Solar Cells
Xisen Tian, 18, Senior, Columbia River High School, Vancouver, Washington,
T: Alex Rudine
EA017 A Novel Meta-Analysis of Data Using Sexual Cannibalism as a Mechanism for
Tyrannosaurus Rex Reproduction
Nicholas Maximiliano Vergara, 16., Junior, Cedarcrest High School, Duvall,
Washington, T: Kellie Lou Halverson
EE064 Electrowetting for Novel Electromechanical Applications
Andrey Sushko, 16., Junior, Hanford High School, Richland, Washington,
T: Brian Palmer
Kennewick, USWA01, Mid-Columbia Regional Science and Engineering Fair
ET040 Analysis of Conducting Polymer PEDOT (Poly (3,4-Ethylenedioxythiophene))
and Nanostructured Titania for Solid-State Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells
#
Akshai Baskaran, 18, Senior, Kennewick High School, WA, Washington,
T: Chitra Sivaraman
PS011 The Use of Sodium Polyacrylate to Increase Crop Production in Dry-Land
Farming
Kira Elizabeth Powell, 16., Junior, Odessa High School, Odessa, Washington,
T: Jeffery Wehr
Tacoma, USWA02, South Sound Regional Science Fair
AS045 In Search of the Causative Genetic Element(s) Affecting Entropion Eyelid
Development in Newborn Lambs: Is It OAR16_14874751?
Aerin Erika Towle, 17, Senior, Sumner High School, Sumner, Washington,
T: Gregory Alan Pile
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EN036 eHeart: ECG Signal Processing System for Automatic Detection of Cardiac
Abnormalities
Vamsi Chunduru, 17, Senior, Capital High School, Olympia, Washington,
T: Jennifer Echtle
EV315T Seasonal Succession of Phytoplankton Species in Quartermaster Harbor and
as Precursors to Alexandrium catenella Blooms
Elizabeth Anne Meucci, 18, Senior; Alyssa Ashley Ylescupidez, 18, Senior
Bellarmine Preparatory School, Tacoma, , T: Ron Nilsen
WEST VIRGINIA
Fairmont, USWV50, West Virginia State Science and Engineering Fair
CB028 TLR3-Mediated Signaling Protects Astrocytes Against Oxidative Stress
through SOD2 Upregulation
#
Swetha Krishna Doppalapudi, 16., Junior, Morgantown High School, Morgantown,
West Virginia, T: Gregory Konat
Keyser, USWV01, West Virginia Eastern Panhandle Regional High School Science Fair
ET047 The Effect of Winglet Angle on the Induced Drag of an Airplane
#
Taylor Mason Hose, 16., Junior, Hedgesville High School, Hedgesville, West Virginia,
T: Andrew Ferber
MA049 The Fractal Geometry of the Mandelbrot and Julia Sets: A Simple Relationship
in the Complex Plane
Aishwarya Saluja, 15, Sophomore, Hedgesville High School, Hedgesville,
West Virginia, T: Andrew Ferber
MI063 The Effect of Citrus Extract on Mycobacterium avium Subspecies
Paratuberculosis under Aerobic and Anaerobic Conditions
Erin Allison Weddle, 16., Junior, Musselman High School, Inwood, West Virginia,
T: Brenda Waterworth
West Liberty, USWV03, West Liberty State University Regional Science and
Engineering Fair
AS024 A Continuing Study of Aggression during Shelter Competition between
Invasive and Indigenous Species of Crayfish
#
Vincent Jacob O’Leary, 15, Sophomore, Wheeling Central Catholic High School,
Wheeling, West Virginia, T: Theresa Fultz
WISCONSIN
Glendale, USWI02, Nicolet Science and Engineering Fair
BE018 Who Pays More for Nationally Branded Products—Educated or Less
Enlightened, Old or Young?
Sara Elisabeth Miller, 14, Freshman, Nicolet High School, Gendale, Wisconsin,
T: Gary Stresman
EE033 The Design & Construction of an Improved Point-of-Use Antimicrobial Water
Purification System
Jonathan Charles Fuqua, 18, Senior, Nicolet High School, Glendale, Wisconsin,
T: Gary Stresman
MI311T The Effect of Essential Oils on the Growth of Streptococcus pneumoniae
Emily Galan Murphy, 15, Freshman; Adam Jacob Salerno Kallas, 14, Freshman
Nicolet High School, Glendale, Wisconsin, T: Melissa Trepte
Madison, USWI04, Capital Science and Engineering Fair
CB027 Effects of Chemoattractant Leukotriene B4 in Neutrophil Response to CuSO4
Induced Wounding
Maya Pema Dorje, 18, Senior, James Madison Memorial High School, Madison,
Wisconsin, T: Rick Erickson
EN046 Engineering E. coli for Biosynthesis of Hydrocarbons
#
Suman Gunasekaran, 16., Freshman, James Madison Memorial Senior High School,
Madison, Wisconsin, T: Brian Pfleger
Milwaukee, USWI50, Badger State Science and Engineering Fair
CS045 High School Facebook Network Analysis
Angela Chen, 15, Freshman, Nicolet High School, Glendale, Wisconsin,
T: Gary Stresman
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EM030 Making a Good Use of a Bad Weed: From Garlic Mustard into Biofuel
Becky Chu, 16., Junior, Divine Savior Holy Angels High School, Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, T: Betty Jo Azpell
EN015 Improving the Efficacy of Orthotics for Neuropathic Foot Ulcerations
#
Isabelle Cicely Gill, 14, Freshman, Nicolet High School, Glendale, Wisconsin,
T: Eliot Scheuer
Milwaukee, USWI03, University School of Milwaukee—Science Fair
BE014 Effects of the Full Moon on Human Behavior
Dominique Helen Tlomak, 14, Freshman, University School of Milwaukee,
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, T: Marja Konkol
EE012 Rotational Impact Forces and Hockey Helmet Design
Ashton Rhys Wackym, 16., Junior, University School of Milwaukee, Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, T: Robert Juranitch
EM009 Improving the Efficiency of Petrophilic Microbes
Kern Khanna, 15, Sophomore, University School of Milwaukee, Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, T: Robert Juranitch
Sheboygan, USWI01, Lakeland Science and Engineering Fair
EA014 A Study of the Relationship between the Current and the Seiche in Lake
Superior at Bayfield, WI
Alexandra Jean Gephart, 17, Junior, Bayfield High School, Bayfield, Wisconsin,
T: Richard Erickson
WYOMING
Greybull, USWY01, Northern Wyoming District Science Fair
EM001 Soil Amendment Variations: Their Role in Improving Surface Mine
Reclamation
#
Travis Cole Sylvester, 17, Junior, Greybull High School, Greybull, Wyoming,
T: Joel Kuper
EM002 Application of Hydrothermal Mesophiles as a Control for Oil Contamination
#
Jessica Fay Hunt, 17, Sophomore, Greybull High School, Greybull, Wyoming,
T: Joel Kuper
Laramie, USWY50, Wyoming State Science Fair
BI009
Unusual Cold Denaturation of the Small Protein Domain
Natalie Melinda Shih, 17, Senior, Laramie Senior High School, Laramie, Wyoming,
T: Erin Klauk
CS008 A Comparison of Factoring Efficiency: Iterated Function Method vs. Quadratic
Sieve
Maurice Olympic Shih, 14, Freshman, Laramie Junior High School, Laramie,
Wyoming, T: Erin Klauk
MA004 Continued Fractions and Mathematical Constants
Gabriel Wolfgang Shih, 16., Sophomore, Laramie Senior High School, Laramie,
Wyoming, T: Erin Klauk
URUGUAY
Atlantida, URY001, Feria Nacional de Clubes de Ciencia
CS301T Visuallly Impaired Helps Program (PADV)
Luis Gustavo Aceredo, 20, Senior; Matias Rodriguez, 17, Senior
Technological Top Institute of Paysandu, Paysandu, Uruguay,
T: Bruno Rodriguez Techera
EM302T Our Native Fruits: Opportunity or Utopia?
Maria Fernandez, 16., Junior; Yamila Cuendes, 16., Junior; Gonzalo Camejo, 16., Junior
Jose Alonso y Trelles, Tala, Canelones, Uruguay, T: Gladys Clavijo
EM303T Automatic Cheese Washed
Luis Pereyra, 15, Freshman; # Romina Rostan, 15, Freshman
Escuela Agraria La Concordia, Colonia Concordia - Dolores, Soriano, Uruguay, T:
Fernando Piazze
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VIETNAM
Hochiminh city, VNM001, Ho Chi Minh Science Fair
EM034 ARMOR SHRIMP - The Friendly Waste
An Hai Nguyen, 17, Junior, Tran Dai Nghia High School for the Gifted, Ho Chi Minh,
Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam, T: Lan Huong Thi Nguyen
Hue, VNM002, Thua Thien Hue Science Fair
PH311T Determining Heights and Angles in Space by Using Plane Mirror System
Tien Thuc Ha, 17, Junior; Long Pham Phuoc Doan, 17, Junior; Thien Van Bao
Nguyen, 17, Junior
Quoc Hoc Special Senior High School for the Gifted, Hue, Thua Thien Hue,
Vietnam, T: Chi Thi Kim Le
VIRGIN ISLANDS
St. Croix, TEVI01, The Virgin Islands Science Fair
ET312T The Ultimate Car
Joariam Fragosa, 17, Junior; Cydmarie Ayala, 16, Junior
St. Croix Career & Technical Educational Center, Kingshill, Virgin Islands,
T: Joseph Shrader
St. Croix, TEVI02, The Good Hope School Science Fair
CB037 Plasmids for Prostate Cancer: Construction of Single Chain Variable
Fragments (ScFv) F77 for Prostate Cancer Monoclonal Antibody Therapy
Research
Gabriela Isla-Inez Canales, 15, Sophomore, The Good Hope School, Fredriksted,
Virgin Islands, T: Jane Coles
MI057 Killer Extracts II: A Study on the Antibacterial Effectiveness of Psidium
guajava
#
Eliza W Mongeau, 17, Junior, The Good Hope School, Frederiksted, St.Croix,
Virgin Islands, T: Mary Jane Coles
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