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2014

CREST-Jane Goodall Science Symposium

Special Awards ISEF Regional Awards


Outstanding Projectin Atmospheric Science

sponsored by the American Meteorological Society

DylanMartins Simulating ocean acidification and climate change: the potential effects on the quorum sensing of the bioluminescence and growth

of the microbe Vibrio fischeri

MeganLuby&NicolasGeorgeThe effect of motor vehicle emissions in school parking lots on air

quality

NOAA’s Taking the Pulse of the PlanetAward

sponsored by the Na@onal Oceanic and Atmospheric Administra@on

ElizabethHoots Halobacteria for desalination

Sustainable DevelopmentAward

sponsored by the Ricoh Americas Corpora@on

PeterCarr Alternate airfoil mechanics

U.S. Regional Stockholm Junior Water Prize

sponsored by the Water EnvironmentFedera@on

DanielL.Tang

Home electricgeneration from micro-hydroelectricturbine

LydiaVanWinkle

Creating nanoparticles to safelyclean arsenic-contaminated water

TannerAsher Power in the Pipes

Outstanding Projectin Materials Science

sponsored by the ASMInterna@onal Founda@on

AustinMiller&JohnHodson

The effect of anthocyanin dye concentration on nano-crystalline solar cell conductivity

Intel Excellence in Computer Science

sponsored by Intel Corpora@on

MiloWebster Design and engineering of a user-centricinformation system to streamline communication between students and their teachers

Outstanding Research in Psychology

sponsored by the American Psychological Associa@on

ChristaHuddleston,MadisonShaw Birth Order and it’s Hidden IntrinsicMotives of Willingness to Participate in

Risk Taking Activities

BestUse of Measurements

sponsored by the US Metric Associa@on

RyanKelly&JerryJacobs Turning waste thermal energyinto electricvoltage

Naval Excellence in Science and Engineering Award sponsored by the Office of Naval Research, US Navy / Marine Corps

LydiaVanWinkle Creating nanoparticles to safelyclean arsenic-contaminated water

AntonAnikin Stratosphericelectromagneticspace launch system

PeterCarr Alternate airfoil mechanics

AustinMiller&JohnHodson The effect of anthocyanin dye concentration on nano-crystalline solar

cell conductivity

Award for Excellence in Scien@fic Research in Environmental Health

sponsored by the Oregon Environmental Health Associa@on

MeganLuby&NicolasGeorgeThe effect of motor vehicle emissions in school parking lots on air

quality

Surgeon General’s Special Science Award sponsored by United States Department of Health and Human Services

Amiette Baskerville The effectiveness of astaxanthin as a sunscreen without the use of

carcinogens

Most Outstanding Eleventh Grade Exhibit sponsored by Yale Science & Engineering Associa@on, Inc.

Anton Anikin Stratospheric electromagnetic space launch system

Metro Natural Areas Award sponsored by Metro

Ellen Jones & Katie Jones Mercury in Salt Marshes at Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina

Outstanding Achievement for Ability and Crea@vity in In Vitro Biology sponsored by Society for In Vitro Biology

Shana Feltham & Melanie Martinsen Targeting unique spectral absorptions through multi-‐treatment laser

therapies for corresponding differential mortality rates between Escherichia coli and Micrococcus luteus bacteria

Special Awards CREST Awards


Promising Young Scien@st sponsored by CREST

Grant Sutton & Jake Nielsen Genetic modification and corn

Michael Jonsson & Madeline Hansen

Relationship between social eating and eating habits

Mackenna Koppler & Annie Cooper To Study or to Snack?

Promising Young Scien@st sponsored by CREST

Daniel L. Tang Home electric generation from micro-‐hydroelectric turbine

Elizabeth Hoots

Halobacteria for desalination

Evy Black Investigating Toluene Levels in 3-‐Free Nail Laquers

Best Demonstra@on of Field Knowledge sponsored by CREST

Nicholas Miller Investigation and multi-‐compound inhibition of acyl-‐homoserine lactone

based quorum sensing in Pseudomonas putida and its role in biofilm development in vitro

Best Experimental Design sponsored by CREST

Niklas Tostar Rebar’s structural properties and effectiveness

Noteworthy Logbook sponsored by CREST

Emily Chan China’s One-‐Child policy: a comparative study of social and

economic structure between China and India

Best “Digital” Project Board sponsored by CREST

Nicholas Miller Investigation and multi-‐compound inhibition of acyl-‐homoserine lactone based quorum sensing in Pseudomonas putida and its role

in biofilm development in vitro

Best “Analog” Project Board sponsored by CREST

Keaton Whittaker & Lauren Burns The Donation Obligation: exploring the rule of reciprocity among gender,

age and ethnic groups

Best Use of Sta@s@cal Analysis sponsored by CREST

Kayla Gadd Bullying in American High Schools: Potential Association with Four

Typical High School Socio-‐environmental factors

Sarah Harms & Courtney Holland The correlation between schizotypy and incidental vs. intentional

learning in high school students

Most Crea@ve Project Idea

sponsored by CREST Kayla Gadd

Bullying in American High Schools: Potential Association with Four Typical High School Socio-‐environmental factors

Local Sustainability Focus Award sponsored by CREST

Eric Tran & Neil Yotsuya Northwest acidity soil effects on nitrogen fxation in Rhizobium-‐

legume relationship

Paul Sherman Award sponsored by CREST

Ryan Conrad

LED sports helmet

David Baker Simulated Martian environment effect on Earth microbe Serratia

liquefaciens

Emma Harms Correlation between processing and focus: Stroop Test Speed and

Inattentional Blindness Attention

Jareth Anderson The effect of binaural beats with human subjects

Women In Engineering sponsored by CREST

Caroline Swanson & Diana Swanson Power Walk: harvesting energy from footsteps using piezoelectric

materials

Mul@-‐Disciplinary Research sponsored by CREST

Jennifer Lauren Cramer The VP (Vetriculoperitoneal) Shunt Circuit

Special Awards Scholarships


Oregon State University College of Engineering

Niklas Tostar Rebar’s structural properties and effectiveness

Oregon State University

Garrett Wright & Andrea Lackides Oil spill cleanup

Special Awards I-SWEEEP


I-‐SWEEEP Houston, Texas, April 30 – May 5, 2014 sponsored by I-‐SWEEEP

Bo Ahn Analysis of Brassica rapa anthocyanin biosynthesis under diverse

environmental induction factors

Category Awards


Behavioral Sciences: Cognitive Sciences


Behavioral Sciences-‐Cogni@ve Science Par@cipants

Justine Babbitt Ciara Brady Meghan Carbiener Delane Cunningham Matthew Dyer Samantha Edwards Sara Erricson Andrew Fairrington Tanya Finestein Sarah Frechette Alec Garcia Alec Greengard

Teresa Roland Cameron Rose Levi Rule Hannah Russell Natalie Stout Jeffrey VanHorn Trevyn Vermillyer Ellen Willmarth Alex Wong

Chloe Greve Emma Harms Josh Hight Erich Kramer Jason Kummerman Reuben Leonard Deanna Plunkett Rachel Porche Itzel Quiroz Garrison Ritter

Behavioral Sciences-‐Cogni@ve Science Honorable Men@on Lauren Isaak

The effect of concussions on Impulsivity Levels

Behavioral Sciences-‐Cogni@ve Science 3rd Place Sara Harms & Courtney Holland

The correlation between schizotypy and incidental vs. intentional learning in high school students

Behavioral Sciences-‐Cogni@ve Science 2nd Place Kierra Rowan & Jessica Small

Accuracy of Raven’s matrices in predicting academic success

Behavioral Sciences-‐Cogni@ve Science 1st Place Krista Wurscher

Handedness and the likelihood to stutter

Behavioral Sciences: Social Sciences


Behavioral Sciences: Social Sciences Par@cipants

Anthony Flores Megan Fogarty David Goldsmith Madeline Hansen Christa Huddleston Michael Jonsson Aleesha Kazi Alexander Kingsborough

Jack Knutson Chelsea Lin Kevin Ly Chloe Mankin Riley Olson Clayton Prentice Tegan Richards Madison Roby Aly Sato

Madison Shaw Danielle Smith Megan Stites Teresa Valdez

Behavioral Sciences: Social Sciences Honorable Men@on Emily Hamel

Media influence on subconscious bias and racism

Behavioral Sciences: Social Sciences Honorable Men@on Benjamin Scott & Alex Roberts

Effect of Public Art on the Treatment of Property

Behavioral Sciences: Social Sciences 3rd Place Keaton Whittaker & Lauren Burns

The Donation Obligation: exploring the rule of reciprocity among gender, age and ethnic groups

Behavioral Sciences: Social Sciences 2nd Place Kayla Gadd

Bullying in American High Schools: Potential Association with Four Typical High School Socio-‐environmental factors

Behavioral Sciences: Social Sciences 1st Place Allison Bygland Assessing Lexile reading scores and comprehension among elementary

school students

Engineering: Electrical, Energy & Computer Sciences


Engineering: Electrical, Energy & Computer Science Par@cipants Evan Baier Peter Carr Jasmin Collins Ryan Conrad Jerald Jacobs Tanner Karp Ryan Kelly Nicholas Lackides Kameron Morgan

Shreya Nathan Bridget Nelson James O'Reilly Zachary Small Caroline Swanson Diana Swanson Daniel Tang

Engineering: Electrical, Energy & Computer Science Honorable Men@on Tanner Asher

Power in the Pipes

Engineering: Electrical, Energy & Computer Science 3rd Place Anton Anikin

Stratospheric electromagnetic space launch system

Engineering: Electrical, Energy & Computer Science 2nd Place Anna-‐Maria Hartner & Kaylene Lim

Converting binary code to DNA Bases: an algorithm for future condense data storage

Engineering: Electrical, Energy & Computer Science 1st Place Milo Webster

Design and engineering of a user-‐centric information system to streamline communication between students and their teachers

Engineering: Materials & Bioengineering


Engineering: Materials and Bioengineering Par@cipants

Noah Bootz Jeremy Duke Mayra Farfan Kara Gilbert Daisy Maldonado

Andreina Navarro Maritza Perez Kaleb Ritter Emma Steffen

Engineering: Materials and Bioengineering Honorable Men@on Zachary Steinberg

Ethanol from grass clippings – recycled energy

Engineering: Materials and Bioengineering Honorable Men@on

Lydia VanWinkle Creating nanoparticles to safely clean arsenic-‐contaminated water

Engineering: Materials and Bioengineering 3rd Place Niklas Tostar

Rebar’s structural properties and effectiveness

Engineering: Materials and Bioengineering 2nd Place Bess Kitzmiller & Madison Rasmussen

Reducing noise levels created by rainfall in Tanzanian classrooms

Engineering: Materials and Bioengineering 1st Place Jennifer Lauren Cramer

The VP (Vetriculoperitoneal) Shunt Circuit

Medicine and Health Sciences


Medicine and Health Sciences Par@cipants

Jareth Anderson Laikin Cham Annie Cooper Natalie Cumiford Vibha Deshiikan Saraemily Dubuc Nell Egan Mark Figueroa Cade Guerins

Michael Hadeed Faaiz Jappie Mackenna Koppler Grant Lindsey Madison Morrow Kiana Petersen Hadley Sherman Laurel Sleeper Kobe Wagner

Kylie Whittaker Anthony Williams Peyton Willis Olivia Wilson

Medicine and Health Sciences Honorable Men@on

Sara Pauline van Niekerk & Morgan Mankin The Effect of Stress on Body Temperature

Medicine and Health Sciences Honorable Men@on

Julien Comardelle Saints v. Ducks

Medicine and Health Sciences 3rd Place

Talia Lichtenberg Location…location…ALZHEIMER’S?

Medicine and Health Sciences 2nd Place

Daniel D. Tang Zebra finches: a model for cognitive decline after prolonged ethanol

exposure

Medicine and Health Sciences 1st Place

Nicole Jackson Aspartame: Hold the PET, please

Microbiology


Microbiology Par@cipants

David Baker Madeline Glass Beth Hoots Tessa Kehoe Nicholas Miller Ravenna Soqui Julia Webster

Microbiology Honorable Men@on

Amiette Baskerville The effectiveness of astaxanthin as a sunscreen without the use of

carcinogens

Nicholas Miller Investigation and multi-‐compound inhibition of acyl-‐homoserine lactone

based quorum sensing in Pseudomonas putida and its role in biofilm development in vitro

Microbiology Honorable Men@on

Microbiology 3rd Place Josh Jacobs

Determining at what temperatures bacteria becomes resistant to antibiotics

Microbiology 2nd Place Dylan Martins Simulating ocean acidification and climate change: the potential effects

on the quorum sensing of the bioluminescence and growth of the microbe Vibrio fischeri

Microbiology 1st Place Shana Feltham & Melanie Martinsen

Targeting unique spectral absorptions through multi-‐treatment laser therapies for corresponding differential mortality rates between

Escherichia coli and Micrococcus luteus bacteria

Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics


Physics, Chemistry & Mathema@cs Par@cipants

Evy Black Kristen Burke Anthony Dominguez Garrett Greenway Kristine Johnson Andre Morris Bailey Wetherbee Cole Wilson Husam Zaidan

Physics, Chemistry & Mathema@cs Honorable Men@on Connor Neville & Walter Dimm

Old vs. new: concussion research

Physics, Chemistry & Mathema@cs Honorable Men@on Laura Goff

The correlation between poverty and premature birth in the US

Physics, Chemistry & Mathema@cs 3rd Place Emily Chan China’s One-‐Child policy: a comparative study of social and economic

structure between China and India

Physics, Chemistry & Mathema@cs 2nd Place Courtney Holman & Katie Trese

The synthesis of 9-‐Fluorenone compounds

Physics, Chemistry & Mathema@cs 1st Place Austin Miller & John Hodson

The effect of anthocyanin dye concentration on nano-‐crystalline solar cell conductivity

Life & Environmental Sciences


Life & Environmental Sciences Par@cipants

Camden Crystal Joakim Falt Nicolas George HJ Gilligan Elijah Kilstrom Leann Kim Andrea Lackides Jonathan Liang Zebe Loun Megan Luby

Natalie MacMillan Connor Maloney Ashlyn Miller-‐Sanders Alanna Murphy Jake Nielson Jake Oswald Alisha Pepperling Brennan Pool Jane Robinson Madeline Spellman

Jamie Steinke Peyton Stumpf Grant Sutton Eric Tran Grant Walton Garrett Wright Neil Yotsuya

Life & Environmental Sciences Honorable Men@on Ellen Jones & Katie Jones

Mercury in Salt Marshes at Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina

Life & Environmental Sciences Honorable Men@on Joshua Ashcraft

The effects of growth hormones on grafting trees

Life & Environmental Sciences 3rd Place Camille Collier

I’m lichen it too: a verification of inhibitory activity by the lichen metabolite (+)-‐usnic acid against the plant pathogen Rhodococcus

fascians

Life & Environmental Sciences 2nd Place Maxi Muessig

The alteration of the phenotype and genotype of B. rapa through the addition of azacytidine

Life & Environmental Sciences 1st Place

Bo Ahn Analysis of Brassica rapa anthocyanin biosynthesis under diverse

environmental induction factors

Advancing to the Intel Northwest Science Expo


Northwest Science Expo, Portland, Oregon, April 4, 2014

Bo Ahn Anton Anikin Joshua Ashcraft Tanner Asher Amiette Baskerville Lauren Burns Allison Bygland Emily Chan Camille Collier Julien Comardelle Jennifer Lauren Cramer Shana Feltham Kayla Gadd Sarah Harms Anna-Maria Hartner John Hodson

Courtney Holland Courtney Holman Elizabeth Hoots Nicole Jackson Josh Jacobs Ellen Jones Katie Jones Bess Kitzmiller Talia Lichtenberg Kaylene Lim Morgan Mankin Dylan Martins Melanie Martinsen Austin Miller Nicholas Miller Maxi Muessig

Madison Rasmussen Kierra Rowan Jessica Small Zachary Steinberg Caroline Swanson Diana Swanson Daniel D. Tang Niklas Tostar Katie Trese Sara Pauline van Niekerk Lydia VanWinkle Milo Webster Keaton Whittaker Krista Wurscher

Best Of Fair


Observers: Intel ISEF in Los Angeles, California May 11 – 16, 2014

Dylan Martins Simulating ocean acidification and climate change: the potential effects on the quorum sensing of the bioluminescence and growth

of the microbe Vibrio fischeri

Krista Wurscher Handedness and the likelihood to stutter

Advancing to Intel ISEF in Los Angeles, California May 11 – 16, 2014

Competing at the International Science & Engineering Fair

Milo Webster Design and engineering of a user-‐centric information

system to streamline communication between students and their teachers



Shana Feltham & Melanie Martinsen Targeting unique spectral absorptions through multi-‐treatment laser therapies for corresponding differential mortality rates between Escherichia coli and Micrococcus luteus bacteria



Jennifer Lauren Cramer The VP (Vetriculoperitoneal) Shunt Circuit

2014


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