Emily Elder – Korah IB student, budding scientist, and collector of awards !!
Her project won the TENARIS Award for First Place Senior, and it captured
the Attilio Berdusco Award for Best in Health Sciences to boot.
Emily Elder – Korah IB student, budding scientist, and collector of awards !! Her project won the TENARIS Award for First Place Senior, and it captured the Attilio Berdusco Award for Best in Health Sciences to boot. The TENARIS Award — Second-Place BEST OF FAIR: Jordan Winter Jordan Winter from Korah Collegiate won Second Place Best of Fair for her project on the declining health of bees and steps that can be taken to mitigate the problems. Her project also won the Gary Rahn Memorial Award for Best in Natural History. The Benjamin Cohen Family Memorial Trophy — Third-Place BEST OF FAIR: Sarah Gelmych Third Place Best of Fair – the Benjamin Cohen Family Memorial Trophy and its $70 cash award – was won by Sarah Gelmych. Sarah's project looked at how anticipation affects reaction time in competitive swimming. (Sarah is also an IB at Korah Collegiate.) Max Fisher & Gavyn McCabe (from Superior Heights) won for the second year in a row – and Gavyn's fourth win – for a project on robotics. Their First-place Intermediate project discussed how gear ratios affect motors and earned them the TENARIS Award for Innovative Use of Robotics. Tyler Thomlinson & Nicholas Niro figured out how to win the award for Best Use of Applied Mathematics for "Bar Down", a speed comparison of shots using wooden vs. composite hockey sticks. Daphné Dupuis and Mya St. Jean showed off their bridge-building skills and were given one of two Jennifer Allick won a Professional Engineers of Ontario Award for construction of a mechanism to test how temperature The Essar Steel Award for Best in Computer Science was won by Noah Janzen for his investigation of how temperature affects the diffusion of pigments in tea. Emma Klooster & Hailee Young from Superior Heights Collegiate won the Don Wallace Memorial Award for Second Place Intermediate. Their non-fattening project warns us that calories do count! Gavan Barrett wondered whether reaction was faster for audio or for visual stimulus. His project won the TENARIS Award for First Place Junior. Future engineers Ben Baggs & Neil McKiddie built a magnetic accelerator. A Few Other Interesting Projects...
2015 SCIENCE FAIR STATS:
(local scientists and technical professionals) Kara Gruyters & Temeara Barrett, last year's Best-of-Fair winners, give words of encouragement to this year's crop of competitors, winners, and Canada-wide SF attendees. The Alfred R. Askin Shields are awarded to the school having the Some of the Alfred R. Askin Shield Award Winners (Senior): Korah Collegiate A few of the Alfred R. Askin Shield Award Winners (Junior): Grandview Public School
And Korah Collegiate
was also this year's Alfred R. Askin Shield Award Winner for Intermediate. (Their one & only Intermediate entrant captured several awards, including Second-Place Best-of-Fair.) Then on to the Canada-Wide Science Fair in New Brunswick... ...Gavan, Jennifer, Jordan, Gavyn, and Max. (Photo by Kim Carter) Web Design by: ...Using the Web Editor
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