SILVER
Grade: 6

Puzzle of Alzheimer's

Unaisa Kaur
Peter Lougheed School

This project will tell if they have Alzheimer's or not or may be they could have Alzheimer's .

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SILVER
Grade: 6

Radiating Growth: The Influence of Laser Light on Tomato Plants

Austin Colling
Olympic Heights School

Exposing tomato seeds/plants to a class 4 laser

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Awards
CYSF Elementary Life Science Award
Bhardwaj Elementary Life Science Award
BRONZE
Grade: 9

Radiation to Mutation

Aida Banerjee
Webber Academy

Testing the effects of UV radiation on mutagenesis in E. coli

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BRONZE
Grade: 9

Radon Levels in High River Area

Eloise Bartel
Brant Christian School

I will be researching the element radon, and taking radon levels from houses in High River, and the surrounding area

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BRONZE
Grade: 7

RC Car Project

Charlie Olsen, Daniel Zhang
Griffith Woods School

We made an RC Car that drives itself using input from a controller

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GOLD
Grade: 9

Recycling Water

Mika Wan
Webber Academy

Finding solution to optimize at-home water usage by creating a model of a new design that can be easily implemented into all water systems (in buildings). Prototype will display how wasted, unused cold water can be recycled back to main water heater.

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Awards
CYSF Travel Award
City of Calgary, Water Services Award for Secondary
Amer Soc Heating, Refrig, Air Cond Award
SILVER
Grade: 7

Red Planet Revolution: A Future Beyond Earth

Avani Nair Koyikkal
STEM Innovation Academy Jr. High SW

My project will explore if living organisms can survive on Mars, how they could do so, and whether Mars could become a sustainable "new Earth."

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SILVER
Grade: 9

Reflector Magic - Solarization Optimization

Marcel Barnia
Webber Academy

My project is designing a portable solar panel system that maximizes energy efficiency by utilizing rotating spherical shaped solar panels and aluminum foil which acts as a reflector to direct sunlight onto solar panels.

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HONOURABLE
MENTION
Grade: 9

Regenerative Mechanisms: Decoding Axolotl Regeneration for Human Healing

Jenny Jiang
Colonel Irvine School

This project explores the regenerative abilities of axolotls which can regenerate lost tissues, organs, and entire limbs. This study aims to understand how their unique abilities could be applied to human medicine in the future.

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