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2007 Special Award Winners
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($50 cash)(302) Investigations of Artificial Reef Substrates
Student: Rene Livingston
School: Goleta Valley Junior High
(606) Hydrogen - Clean and Powerful!
Student: Connor Lynch
School: Goleta Valley Junior High
(524) Wave Hello to Clean Energy
Student: Johnny Manzo
School: La Colina Jr. HS
(710) The Effect of CO2 on Plant Growth
Students: Bridget Thomson , Elanie Girlando
School: Carpinteria High School
National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis
Best Junior Ecology Project ($30 cash)(115) To Eat or Not to Eat
Student: Terra D'Antonio-Dudley
School: La Colina Jr. HS
Best Senior Ecology Project ($70 cash)
(706) How Does the Amount of Acanthocephalan (Thorny Head Worm) Parasites Affect Swimming and Burrowing?
Students: Andrew Sanchez , Esther Flores
School: San Marcos High School
Will Winn Memorial Award
($25 cash)(402) Bacteria's Natural Enemies
Student: Marina Plesons
School: Goleta Valley Junior High
(601) Plies to Perfection
Student: Annie Lefley
School: Goleta Valley Junior High
(403) The Effects of Nettles on Bacteria
Student: Olivia Anderson
School: Goleta Valley Junior High
(106) CO2 and Plant Growth
Student: Miriam Marcuse-Kubitza
School: Goleta Valley Junior High
Santa Barbara Botanic Gardens
($25 cash)(101) Plants and Magnets
Student: Alexandra McKernan
School: Goleta Valley Junior High
(303) Human Impact on Biodiversity
Student: Claire Mathews
School: Goleta Valley Junior High
(310) Natural Dyeing (The front runner of well-being)
Student: Jae Eun Chang
School: Olga Reed School
(108) How Do Plants Chemicals Affect Seed Germination?
Student: Daniel Maldonado
School: Arellanes Jr. HS
Santa Barbara Pharmacists Association
($50 cash)(515) Differences of Sunscreens
Students: Ezana Okomo , Kyle Aronson
School: La Colina Jr. HS
(505) How Fluoride Protects Teeth From Coca Cola
Student: Daniel Maslan
School: Santa Barbara Jr. HS
(412) Cleanest Mouth
Students: Lydia Han , Catriona Reddington
School: Carpinteria Middle School
Independent Scientist Award
($50 cash)(801) Transforming the Way Transformers Work - Conservation Utilizing an End Device Detection Circuit
Student: Keal Jones
School: Olive Grove Charter School
Goleta Water District
First Place ($75 cash)(704) Are Trace Amounts of E. coli Found in Creek, Bottled, and Tap Water?
Student: Taylor Spears
School: Carpinteria High School
Second Place ($50 cash)
(301) Eutrophication
Student: Kimberley Preston
School: Goleta Valley Junior High
Third Place ($25 cash)
(405) What's in Your Seawater?
Student: Lauren Rowse
School: Santa Barbara Jr. HS
Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History
Best Junior Marine Science Project(302) Investigations of Artificial Reef Substrates
Student: Rene Livingston
School: Goleta Valley Junior High
Best Senior Marine Science Project ($100 cash)
(706) How Does the Amount of Acanthocephalan (Thorny Head Worm) Parasites Affect Swimming and Burrowing?
Students: Andrew Sanchez , Esther Flores
School: San Marcos High School
City of Santa Barbara Water Resources
($50 cash)(701) Giant Pacific Kelp Growth in Intensified Carbon Dioxide Seawater
Student: Erik Holliday
School: San Marcos High School
(304) The Effect of Decaying Material on the Dissolved Oxygen Level in Ocean Water
Student: Corinne Ruth
School: Goleta Valley Junior High
(105) The Effect of the Number of Goldfish in a Tank on the Dissolved Oxygen Content of the Water
Student: Caroline Green
School: Goleta Valley Junior High
(309) Ocean Water pH Tests
Student: Urina Kim
School: Olga Reed School
Association of Old Crows
Best Junior Electronics/Computers Project ($50 cash)(502) Can a Robot Balance on Two Wheels?
Student: Nolan Poe
School: Goleta Valley Junior High
Best Senior Electronics/Computers Project ($50 cash)
(801) Transforming the Way Transformers Work - Conservation Utilizing an End Device Detection Circuit
Student: Keal Jones
School: Olive Grove Charter School