Canada-Wide Science Fair (see below for more info)
Young
researchers, selected by the Waterloo-Wellington Science and Engineering
Fair, won a total of $72,500 in cash and scholarships at the
Canada-Wide Science Fair in Winnipeg, Manitoba, May 9-17, 2009.
Hillary Dawkins, Bryan Hatton and Eddie Kim
were named to
Team Ontario at the 2009 Expo Sciences Internationale in
Tunisia.
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Partners Bryan
Hatton and Eddie Kim, from Cameron Heights Collegiate
Institute, with their project "Watching Evolution", were awarded:
the Gold Medal in Senior Computing and Information Technology with
$1500 cash.
a University of Ottawa $20,000 scholarship each,
a Dalhousie University $4000 scholarship each,
a University of British Columbia $4000 scholarship each,
a University of Western Ontario $2000 scholarship each,
the "Actuarial Foundation of Canada Senior Award" with $1000 cash,
and named to Team Ontario at the 2009 Expo Sciences Internationale in
Tunisia.
Stephanie
Chan, from St. John's-Kilmarnock, with her project "Power Your Car -
From Your Table" was awarded:
the Intermediate Automotive Silver Medal with $700 cash,
the Intermediate Biotechnology and Pharmaceutical Science Bronze Medal
with $300 cash,
a University of Western Ontario $1500 Scholarship,
and a University of Western Ontario $1000 Scholarship.
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Partners Hillary
Dawkins and Susie Pan, from Centennial Collegiate and
Vocational Institute, with their project "Extending the Lifespan of Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells" were awarded:
the Senior Environmental Innovation Bronze Medal with $300 in cash,
the Senior Engineering Honourable Mention with $100 in cash,
the Manning Innovation Award for $500,
a University of Western Ontario $1000 Scholarship each,
a University of Ottawa $1000 scholarship each,
and Hillary was named to Team Ontario at the 2009 Expo Sciences
Internationale in Tunisia.
(Susie was not able to go so she didn't
apply.)
Brian Krug, a
Guelph individual entry, with his project "Herbal Products May Alter Drug
Metabolism", was awarded:
the Intermediate Health Science Bronze Medal with $300 cash,
and a University of Western Ontario $1000 Scholarship.
Partners Sofia Oke and
Noorain Shethwala, from Centennial Collegiate and Vocational
Institute, with their project
"Chemotherapy Drugs: Less is More" were awarded:
the Senior Biotechnology and Pharmaceutical Science Honourable Mention
with $100 cash,
and the Senior Petro-Canada Peer Innovation Award with $200 cash. |
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