Best in Fair – Junior Divisions

•“Spaced Out” - Mackenzie Spencer

Best in Division:

Junior Behavioral

•“Spaced Out” - Mackenzie Spencer

Junior Environmental

•“Effectively Using Iron and Phytoplankton to Sequester Carbon” - Vy-Luan Huynh

Junior Microbiological

•“Well-Water: Ways to Eliminate Iron Bacteria Infestations” - Hannah Giorgi

Junior Mechanical

•“Stability of Rockets” - Nickolas Zurlinden

Medalists

Junior Biological

Silver Medals

•“Snakes in the Wild” - Brian Schuh

•“Cat Pupil Dilation and the Affects of Light Color” - Andrea DeRogatis

Bronze Medal

•“Sunlight's Affect on Leaves” - Shari Howard

Junior Behavioral

Gold Medal

•“Gender Differences in Short-Term Memory” - Laura Voyen

•“Color Theory: Does Color Affect our Appetite?” - Emma Rennick

•“Music and Charitable Giving” - Sophie D'Arcy

•“Spaced Out” - Mackenzie Spencer

Silver Medal

•“What Affects An Illusion” - Cheryl Wilson

•“Elementary School Laughter Levels” - Maddie Mathews

Bronze Medal

•“Memory: Pictures vs. Words” - Bella Shraiman

•“Testing Teaching Techniques on a Parrot” - Janine Wilson

Junior Environmental

Gold Medal

•“Can Blue Green Algae Blooms Be Reduced?” - Tyler Paras

•“Effectively Using Iron and Phytoplankton to Sequester Carbon - Vy-Luan Huynh

Junior Microbiological

Gold Medal

•“Well-Water: Ways to Eliminate Iron Bacteria Infestations” - Hannah Giorgi

Bronze Medal

•“The Five Second Rule: Fact or Myth - Bryce Anable

Junior Physical Science

Gold Medal

•“The Soundpost: Why is it Called "The Soul of the Violin" - Camille Miller

•“Iris Analysis: Monochrome or Contrast” - Yibing Zhang

•“Light Curvature of a Binary Star” - April Gadsby

Silver Medal

•“The Physics of Juggling clubs” - Emily Thomson

Bronze Medal

•“Power of Waves” - Dylan Zukin

Junior Mechanical

Gold Medal

•“What's In Your Pool?” - Sarah Eggers-Jamieson

•“Shapes of Parachutes and Descent Rates” - Ayla Nelson

•“Stability of Rockets” - Nickolas Zurlinden

Silver Medal

•“Science In Baseball” - Tommy Ruvalcaba

Bronze Medal

•“Nanotubes: A Telescope to the Future” - Nikhil Shinday