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Event Schedule
Time Event (Location)
8:00 A.M. – 6:00 P.M. IUPUI Campus Center open to HSEF 2014 participants
8:00 A.M. – 8:30 A.M. General Check in Open (Ground Floor)
8:00 A.M. – 8:30 A.M. Student Exhibit Setup (Campus Center Room 450)
8:00 A.M. – 9:00 A.M. SRC Approval
8:00 A.M. – 8:30 A.M. Judges Check in (Lobby on Basement Level)
8:30 A.M. – 9:00 A.M. Judges Orientation (Auditorium, Basement level)
8:00 A.M. – 3:30 P.M. Judges Caucus Rooms Open
Senior Division (Room 405, 406)
Junior Division (Rooms 305,307)
Special Awards Judges (Room 306, 308)
9:00 A.M. – 12:00 P.M. Judging Session I (Room 450) Students need to stay at their exhibits
Parents and Teachers, please wait in lobby areas
11:15 P.M. – 12:45 P.M. Lunch Break (Junior Division will be released at 11:15) (Senior Division will be released at 12:00) Parents and Teachers are asked to wait on the first floor, students will be sent down the escalator to meet you for lunch.
12:00 P.M.—3:00 P.M. Public Viewing Junior Division: 11:15 -12:45 & 2:00 - 3:00 Senior Division: 12:00 - 12:45 & 3:30 - 4:15
12:45 P.M. – 2:00 P.M. Judging Session II
Students need to stay at their exhibits
Parents and Teachers, please wait in lobby areas
12:30 P.M. – 3:00 P.M. Scholarship Committee Interviews (Room 310) Interviews are granted by invitation only
2:00 P.M. – 2:30 P.M. Break All Students
- Junior Division Presenters are to remove projects
- Senior Division Presenters are to return to their booths at the end
of the break.
2:30 P.M. – 4:00 P.M. Judging Session III (Senior Division Only)
Junior Division Awards Program
(Lecture Hall, Rm 101, Opens to the public at 2:15 pm)
4:00 P.M. Senior Division Presenters may remove projects
4:30 P.M.— 6:00 P.M. Senior Division Awards Program (Lecture Hall, Rm 101, Open to the public at 4:15 pm)
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Mr. Keith Anliker** IUPUI Department of Chemistry, Indianapolis, IN
Ms. Sue Becker Science Education Consultant, Indianapolis, IN
Dr. Loren Bertocci Dean, College of Science and Mathematics Marian University, Indianapolis, IN
Dr. Shelly Blunt Associate Dean, College of Science University of Southern Indiana, Evansville, IN
Dr. Phillip J . Burck † Eli Lilly and Company, retired, Fishers, IN
Dr. Vic Chamness Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation, Evansville, IN
Mr. Michael Chartier The Friedman Foundation, Indianapolis, IN
Mr. Glen M. Cook, Jr.** Executive Director SEFI, Terre Haute, IN
Mr. Rick Crosslin School Science Liaison for MSD Wayne Township, Indianapolis, IN
Dr. James Foulkes, DDS Private Practice, Terre Haute, IN
Mr. Edward Frazier Executive Director HASTI, Indianapolis , IN
Dr. Marcia Gillette Indiana University, Kokomo, IN
Dr. William Gilmore, DDS † Emeritus Executive Director SEFI, Zionsville, IN
Mrs. Alisa Zornig Gura Center for Social Concerns, Notre Dame University, Notre Dame, IN
Dr. Ayanna Jackson Dow AgroSciences, Zionsville, IN
Dr. Walter Jessen Covance Laboratories, Greenfield, IN
Mr. Jeff Jones Purdue University Extension Office, Indianapolis, IN
Dr. Mary Pat Knadler** Eli Lilly and Company, Indianapolis, IN
Dr. Shaun Kondamuri, MD Private Practice, Muenster, IN
Mr. Robert Martone Covance Laboratories, Greenfield, IN
Dr. Paul Morgan Department of Chemistry, Butler University, Indianapolis, IN
Dr. Joe Schwer Eli Lilly /Dow AgroSciences retired, Indianapolis, IN
Dr. John L Sernyk** Dow AgroSciences, Zionsville, IN
Dr. Cynthia Stauffacher** Department of Biological Sciences Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN
Mrs. M. Kathy Unland** Manager, Raytheon Technical Services, Co. LLC Indianapolis, IN
Dr. Kimberly Vogt Department of Biology, Marian University, Indianapolis, IN
Mrs. Reba Weaver Purdue Extension Educator, retired, Fishers, IN
Mrs. Deborah Willig † Fort Wayne, IN
Dr. Kerrm Yau** Dow AgroSciences, Zionsville, IN
Dr. Robert Yost** IUPUI Department of Biology, Indianapolis, IN
† denotes Honorary Membership
** denotes member of the Executive Committee
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FOUNDATION SPONSORED
The Science Education Foundation of Indiana began a scholarship program in 1980 to “encourage and assist
young people into becoming scientists and engineers and to practice their professions in Indiana.” This year
the Foundation will award three Hoosier Science and Engineering Fair student scholarships. The scholar-
ships are for one year and are not renewable. To be eligible to receive one of these scholarships, students
must be competing in the current year’s HSEF. Additionally, students must attend a college or university in
Indiana.
Joe B. Weaver Scholarship
The judges of this award will select the most outstanding student within the total applicant pool. The student is desig-
nated the Joe B. Weaver scholar, the highest award bestowed by the Foundation. The award consists of a $6,000
scholarship and a plaque given to the student for their school. Mr. Joe B. Weaver was a faithful and devoted SEFI
board member during the formative years of the Foundation and the development of the state science fair system. His
surviving wife, Mrs. Reba Weaver, has been very generous in supporting this scholarship. The Foundation is honored
to present this award each year.
John and Janet Davis Scholarship
This scholarship is named for Mr. and Mrs. John Davis. The couple has worked with science fairs since the inception of
the state’s regional network. A former science teacher and leader for numerous educational organizations, Mr. Davis
is the Executive Director Emeritus of the Foundation. Mr. Davis has also served as science fair director in South Bend,
Indiana, and was responsible for organizing the first state science fair. Mrs. Davis was his partner for directing the
state event. The award consists of a $3,000 scholarship to be given in the first semester of college.
Dr. Leslie A. Willig Founders Scholarship
This scholarship is named after the late Dr. Leslie A. Willig, one of the co-founders of the Science Education Founda-
tion of Indiana. Dr. Willig was a pioneer in the science fair program in Indiana, which is organized into regional science
fairs offering 12 major events for students to display their research exhibits. Dr. Willig was an outstanding educator,
business leader, and professional. The award consists of a $3,000 scholarship to be given in the first semester of col-
lege.
2014 Top Young Scientist Scholarship
Sponsored by
The Hoosier Science and Engineering Fair is proud to announce that one senior exhibitor will be selected to receive the
Top Young Scientist Scholarship sponsored by Dow AgroSciences in the amount of $2,500. A prestigious team of judg-
es will be interviewing Senior Division exhibitors and evaluating their science fair project. The winner of this award
will be announced at the opening of the Senior Division Awards program at 4:30 p.m.
New This Year! We are proud to announce that we will be selecting the
“Top Young Scientist, Junior Division” This award is also being sponsored by Dow AgroSciences and will be
announced in the Junior Division Award Ceremony. This award will be in the amount of $500
SCHOLARSHIPS
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Host Committee
Judging Co-Chairs Top Young Scientist
Mr. Keith Anliker Mr. Keith Anliker Mr. Glen Cook
Mr. Glen Cook Dr. Loren Bertocci Dr. Ayana Jackson
Dr. Mary Pat Knadler Dr. James Clack Dr. Simon Rhodes
Dr. Larry Sernyk Dr. Shaun Kondamuri Mr. Dave Sousa
Dr. Kerrm Yau Dr. Paul Morgan Dr. Robert Yost
Dr. Robert Yost Dr. Kerrm Yau
Awards and Program Display and Safety Special Awards
Mr. Glen Cook Dr. Robert Martone Dr. Vic Chamness
Ms. Alisa Zornig Gura Dr. Joe Schwer Mr. Rick Crosslin
Dr. Mary Pat Knadler Dr. Neil van der Schans Dr. James Foulkes
Mrs. Kathy Unland Dr. Kimberly Vogt Dr. Mary Pat Knadler
Dr. Robert Yost Dr. Denise Slayback Barry
Scholarships Communications Scientific Review Committee
Mrs. Karol Bartlett Mr. Michael Chartier Dr. Shelly Blunt
Mrs. Sue Becker Mr. Glen Cook Dr. Lawrence Mordan
Mr. Jeff Jones Dr. William Gilmore Dr. Cynthia Stauffacher
Dr. Walter Jessen
Operations Registration
Dr. Joe Schwer Mr. Ed Frazier
Dr. Larry Sernyk Dr. Marica Gillette
Dr. Walter Jessen Mrs. Reba Weaver
COMMITTEES
Since 1965, the Science Education Foundation of Indiana has been providing funds for students
and teachers to travel to the International Science and Engineering Fair. To date, we have host-
ed more than 1,156 students at ISEF. In today’s cost that is just over $2 million dollars invested
in Indiana’s future scientists.
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We would like to thank those individuals listed below who at the time
of printing, had committed to serve as judges for the 2014 HSEF.
VOLUNTEER JUDGES
CDR Alan Ford Andrew Asberry Satish Guttikonda Jeff Larsen Ph.D. Kimberly Ralston-Hooper, Ph.D. Haley Mowery Allison Lutocka Balaji Veeramani Ph.D Sujay Chandorkar Mrs. Brittany Durre Lena Mercho Dr. Marcia Gillette Samantha Oliphant PhD Loren Bertocci PhD Hongqiu Zhao Mr Patrick Sweeney Mr. Keith Mackall Mrs. Rachel Sparks Kemesha Williams M.Juris Robert Padich Ph.D. Dr. Adam Azman Mrs. Olivia Pavlov Garcia Mr. Steve Dougherty Mrs Linda (Lin) Wozniewski Narayanan Perumal Ph.D. Mrs. Wafa' Safi-Hassan Joseph Schwer Ph.D Mr. Benny Singh Dr. Philip Burck Ph.D. Dr. Sal Khan MD Dr Roderick Macrae Enaksha Wickremsinhe Ph.D. Mrs. Renata Lafler Robert Martone Ms Bonnie Overton Brandon Benninger Ronda Hamm Ph.D. Ryan Jeske Ms Noor Hussain PhD Ms Jennifer Nuest Thomas Foulkes Jared Baker Andy Gavrin Walter Jessen Ph.D. Mr. Alexander Meadows John Barnes Jenna Jordan PoHao Wang Dr. Gregory Anderson PhD Mr Kelvin Okamoto PhD Dr. Atanas Serbezov
Ms. Elly Earlywine Mariam ElNaggar Ph.D. Aireal Jenkins Ph.D. Sheena Becker Guohua Xiong Ph.D. Allison Fields MS Dr. Vic Chamness Ms Whitney Kellett Dr Paul Morgan PhD Mohammad Hasan PhD Guillermo Garcia Ph. D Edward Rhoads Ph D Toni Sholty Psy.D. ABD Denise Slayback-Barry Ph.D. SSGT David Ford Kyle Shipman Megan Rumpke Darrin Carr Ph.D. Mike Phillips Joe Marimuthu Mr Michael McWhorter Michael Martin Sarah Hudon-Miller Ph.D. Patrick Pollock Diana Ainembabazi Nancy Coster Katherine Parra PhD Jeannie Phillips Dr. Ernesto Rodriguez Ryan Mughmaw Dr Chitra Gowda Brandon Pleake Miss Stephanie Shoults Mr. Carter Sharp Emilia Asante Mr. Connor Coatney Mr. Greg Doddridge Jason Tang Ph.D. Shannon Lieb Ph.D. Kalani Seu Ph.D. Katie Giger Ph.D. Mr. Charles Meier Jr Miss Stephanie Mitchell Dr. Robert Bacallao Dr. Sudip Das PhD Mr. Stavan Dholakia Dr. Nandita Das Ph.D. Dr James Foulkes Howard Hurley Mr Chamal Abeysekera Shirish Patil
Jesse Muchai Ph.D Bo Yan Pankaj Chopra Carlos Ayala Astha Kukreja Sharif Aljoaba Ph.D Mr Dhruv Kohli Hariram Satakopan Mr. Paul Fischer Alicia Hedges Ashley Scheperss Ms. Angie Clover Marissa Lorenz Taylor Glaser Monica Feustel Ray Maddalone Ph.D. Candice Kissinger Dr. Peter Kissinger PhD Dr Karl Schnelle Christopher Mapes Kaylyn Banaszak Elizabeth Henson Cate Fritchley Justin Rice Mary Pat Knadler PhD Mrs. Bobbie Thompson Sudha Savant Diane Gattone MS Dr Sandeep Gupta Dr Anita Gupta Dr Karl Schnelle Mrs. Iffath Kokan Mr. Bill Anders M.A.E Dr. Danielle Helton Ph.D Ms. Jaclyn O'Connell Mr. Kyle Prisby Sachin Aggarwal Chris Stowers Ph.D. Mr Santos Burrola Mr Ray Boucher Allan Hedges Ph. D Mrs. Alisa Gura Mr. R.D. Parpart II Yao Liang Ph. D Sheena Becker Allison Lutocka Jessica Marty Jill Kolodsick Ph.D. Yolanda Hall
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SPONSOR APPRECIATION
About Eli Lilly and Company
Lilly makes medicines that help people live longer, healthier, more active lives. Lilly was founded
by Eli Lilly in 1876, and is now the 10th largest pharmaceutical company in the world. Lilly has
steadfastly remained independent, but not isolated. Across the globe, Lilly has developed produc-
tive alliances and partnerships that advance its capacity to develop innovative medicines at lower
costs. Lilly is consistently ranked as one of the best companies in the world to work for, and gener-
ations of Lilly employees have sustained a culture that values excellence, integrity, and respect for
people. Lilly's global employees number approximately 40,000, and its medicines are marketed in
143 countries. Lilly has major research and development facilities in eight countries and conducts
clinical trials in more than 50 countries. Learn more at www.lilly.com
About Dow AgroSciences
Dow AgroSciences, based in Indianapolis, Indiana, USA, develops leading-edge crop protection and
plant biotechnology solutions to meet the challenges of the growing world. Dow AgroSciences is a
wholly owned subsidiary of The Dow Chemical Company and had annual global sales of $6.4 billion
in 2012.
Dow AgroSciences was originally known as Dow Elanco and began in 1989 as a joint venture be-
tween the Agricultural Products business of The Dow Chemical Company and the Elanco Plant Sci-
ences business of Eli Lilly and Company. The company was renamed in 1997 when Dow acquired
100 percent ownership of the business. www.dowagro.com
Additional Financial support for this year’s Hoosier Science and Engineering Fair has been graciously provided
by those organizations and persons named below.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Anliker
Mrs. Karol Bartlett
Dr. and Ms. Loren and Joan Bertocci
Dr. and Mrs. Philip Burck
Mr. Michael Chartier
Dr. Victor Chamness
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Cook
Mr. Edward Frazier
Dr. Marcia Gillette
Dr. William and Mrs. Katie Gilmore
Dr. Walter Jessen
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Jones
Dr. Mary Pat Knadler
Dr. and Mrs. Shaun and Padma Kondamuri, MD
Dr. Paul Morgan and Sherry Lesako
Dr. Joseph and Mrs. Dorothy Schwer
Dr. John L Sernyk
Dr. Cynthia Stauffacher
Mrs. Reba Weaver
Mrs. Deborah Willig
Dr. Kerrm Yau
Dr. Robert Yost, Dr. Bonnie Blazer-Yost, Ms. Michelle Yost & Mr. Danny Rowe Dr. Alisa Zornig Gura
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SPECIAL AWARDS
Intel ISEF Awards Sponsors
American Meteorological Society Ricoh Americas Corporation
American Psychological Association Society for In Vitro Biology
ASM Materials Education Foundation U.S. Metric Association
Association for Women Geoscientists U.S. Navy/Marine Corps.—Office of Naval Research
Intel Excellence in Computer Science U.S. Public Health Service
Mu Alpha Theta –Mathematics Honor Society Water Environment Federation
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Yale Science and Engineering Association
The following organizations are sponsoring special awards for this year’s HSEF.
Women In Lilly Discovery and Development
Indiana facility of RSR Cor-
CIMLE
Consortium of Indiana Medical Laboratory Educators, Inc.
Department of Chemistry Department of Chemical Biology
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SENIOR DIVISION EXHIBITORS
300 Kamna Gupta, A Potential Explanation for Concen-
tration-Dependent Differences in the Positional Origin of Retinoic Acid-Induced Duplications of Axolotl Limb Structures Grade: 10 from: Carmel High School Spon-sored by: Anil Gupta
301 Leah Hefty, Can Algae be used as a Palatable Rumi-
nant Feed? Grade: 10 from: DeKalb High School Spon-sored by: Susan Zuber
302 Abigail Marek, Feed Alternatives for Litopenaeus
vannamei Grade: 10 from: Boone Grove High School Sponsored by: Ken Snow
303 Chloe Sherry, A study in the Possible Effects of the
Transplantation of Tissues from Planarian Flatworms Conditioned with Light-shock Therapy into Naieve Pla-narian Flatworms Grade: 11 from: Adams High School Sponsored by: Nevin Longenecker
304 Hannah Thill, Analysis of Motor Skill Learning of
Carassius auratus When Fed a High Carbohydrate Ver-sus High Protein Diet Grade: 12 from: Paoli Jr & Sr High School Sponsored by: Laurie Andry
305 Abigail Bainbridge, The Differences Between the
Male and Female Brain Grade: 9 from: DeKalb High School Sponsored by: Susan Zuber
306 Aspen Bell, The Effects of Rhythm on Passage Memo-
rization Time Grade: 9 from: DeKalb High School Spon-sored by: Susan Zuber
307 Trumond Best, Pitch Perfection Grade: 9 from:
Jefferson High School Sponsored by: Joe Ruhl
308 Alexander Jones, The Effectiveness of Instructions
with Different Types of Learning Styles Grade: 9 from: Northwestern Sr High School Sponsored by: Jeff Lay-den
309 Sarah Kurdziel, VAK: Learning Styles and Their Im-
pact Grade: 11 from: Brown County High School Spon-sored by: Brent Veach
310 Sharlene Lossing, Effects of Environmental Variables
on the Ovulation of Chickens Grade: 9 from: North-western Sr High School Sponsored by: Jeff Layden
311 Mary Kate McCann, Concentration Issues Grade: 11
from: Brown County High School Sponsored by: Brent Veach
312 Jonathan Paul, Intervals in Music Grade: 9 from:
New Tech Institute Sponsored by: Douglas Johnson
313 Colten Pipenger, The Susceptibility of Inattentive
Blindness in Different Age Groups Grade: 9 from: Northwestern Sr High School Sponsored by: Jeff Lay-den
314 Mariah Sims, Gumcentration: The Effects of Gum
Grade: 11 from: Hammond High School Sponsored by: Theresa Knipe
315 Lorena Diaz, The Conductivity of Orange Flavored
Drinks Grade: 11 from: Hammond High School Spon-sored by: Theresa Knipe
316 Sarah Catherine Baker, Parasites in the Immune
System: how leishmania affects macrophage activa-tion Grade: 12 from: Penn High School Sponsored by: Lynda Rose
317 Adit Chandra, Investigating Membrane Targeting of
Pathway Effectors in Signaling Protein Mediated Cellu-lar Migration Grade: 11 from: Carmel High School Sponsored by: Jennifer Marlow
318 Hussain Habib, Finding the Best Practice to Measure
Macrophage Functions in Fish Grade: 12 from: Home-stead Senior High School Sponsored by: Matt Elder
319 Mahera Husain, Astroglial Communication: Are Cal-
cium Waves Actively Propagated? Grade: 11 from: West Lafayette Jr/Sr High School Sponsored by: Mar-shall Overley
320 Heya Kaakeh, Investigating the Culturing Environ-
ment of Glioblastoma Multiforme Grade: 11 from: West Lafayette Jr/Sr High School Sponsored by: Mar-shall Overley
321 Gabby Lucchese, Molecular Species Characterization
of a Novel Anopheline Malaria Vector in the Kenya Highlands Grade: 11 from: Marian High School Spon-sored by: Ken Andrzejewski
322 Iman Mahoui, Targeting Brain Tumor Stem Cells
Grade: 11 from: Eman Schools Sponsored by: Mia Sankari
323 Rayvn Miller, Do Toilet Seat Covers Really Work?
Grade: 12 from: Lew Wallace Science Technology Engi-neering Mathematics Academy Sponsored by: Kathryn Hedges
324 Arjun Ramani, Viscoelastic Properties of Rat Fibro-
blasts with Repeated Stress Tests Grade: 9 from: West Lafayette Jr/Sr High School Sponsored by: Mar-shall Overley
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SENIOR DIVISION EXHIBITORS
325 Julia Wang, Anaphase Promoting Complex (APC) ubiq-
uitin ligase regulates pyrazine-induced chemotaxis in C. elegans Grade: 11 from: University High School of Indi-ana Sponsored by: Stacey Summitt-Mann
326 Tingyue Cui, Factors That Influence Energies of Simple
Hydrocarbons Grade: 10 from: Terre Haute South Vigo High School Sponsored by: Melanie Huber
327 Shane Flanagan, Reduction of Toxi Levels of Cadmium
Uptake Using Zinc Inhibition in Tomato Roots and Shoots Grade: 11 from: Castle High School Sponsored by: Millissa Flanagan
328 Shannon Hendricks, Synthesis of Magnetically Separa-
ble Catalysts and Nanosupports for Synthesizing Trans-portation Fuels Grade: 11 from: Marian High School Sponsored by: Ken Andrzejewski
329 Walter Li, Solar Cell Efficiency in Relation to Composi-
tion and Concentration of Glass Frit in Front-Side Silver Pastes Grade: 11 from: Canterbury School Sponsored by: Bob Brothers
330 William Pierce, Converting Cellulose to Ethanol Grade:
12 from: DeKalb High School Sponsored by: Susan Zuber
331 Ivan Romero, Enzyme Test in Laundry Detergent
Grade: 11 from: Hammond High School Sponsored by: Theresa Knipe
332 Brooke Swartzentruber, What's the Fastest Way to
Cool a Pop? Grade: 11 from: North Daviess Jr-Sr High School Sponsored by: Merle Callahan
333 Anthea Weng, Novel Alkaloids from Dendrobates au-
ratus in Oahu, Hawai'i Grade: 11 from: Terre Haute South Vigo High School Sponsored by: Melanie Huber
334 Ryan Chung, Mobile Sound Discovery App: Mobile Au-
dio Medical Devices and Quantitative-Qualitative Audio Analysis Applications and Designs Using an Autonomous Audio Knowledge Engine Grade: 12 from: Terre Haute South Vigo High School Sponsored by: Melanie Huber
335 Talon Lund, Data Encryption Using Images Grade: 12
from: Northview High School Sponsored by: Rachel Sparks
336 Sang Jun Park, Big SAM: Leveraging Cloud Computing
for Spatial Association Mining Grade: 11 from: Home-stead Senior High School Sponsored by: Matt Elder
337 Adam Staszewski, Identifying Pollen Cells Using Com-
puter Analysis; An Aid For Allergists, Immunologists, and Other Health Care Specialists Grade: 11 from: Adams High School Sponsored by: Nevin Longenecker
338 Nicole Pomeroy, Is it possible to build a self sustained
magnetic motor? Grade: 9 from: Michigan City High School Sponsored by: Robert Pomeroy
339 Jacob Stemper, Jordan Rhoades & Abbey Sittema,
Rapeseed as a Biofuel Grade: 11 from: Kankakee Valley High School Sponsored by: Nancy Coster
340 Kalina Harden, Moooove Over Methane Grade: 9 from:
Jefferson High School Sponsored by: Joe Ruhl
341 Daniel Alber, A Genetic Engineering Strategy for the
Production of Cancer-Therapeutic Compound Libraries Grade: 11 from: Penn High School Sponsored by: Lynda Rose
342 Ethan Anderson, Unlock anywhere Grade: 10 from: Ft.
Wayne Area Homeschools Sponsored by: Dawn Anderson
343 Angus Brechbill, Breaking Point Grade: 11 from: Terre
Haute North Vigo High School Sponsored by: Glen Cook
344 Arjun Dhawan, Object Recognition for the Visually Im-
paired Grade: 9 from: Tri-State Region Home Schools Sponsored by: Radhika Dhawan
345 Madison Fifer, Pennies and Dimes Thousands of Times
Grade: 11 from: DeKalb High School Sponsored by: Susan Zuber
346 Alex Frank, Visualizing and Improving the Operation of
an Inhaled Medication Chamber Tube Grade: 12 from: Marian High School Sponsored by: Ken Andrzejewski
347 Marc Lind & Nolan O'Brien, Clinical Alarm Fatigue Sur-
vey Grade: 12 from: Hobart High School Sponsored by: Heidi  Krouse
348 Ryan Loehrlein, The Power of Morphing Wings Grade:
11 from: Francis Joseph Reitz High School Sponsored by: Nora Walsh
349 Puneeth Meruva, ModSnake SLAM: Simultaneous Lo-
calization and Mapping of Hyper-redundant Modular Robotic Systems Grade: 11 from: Homestead Senior High School Sponsored by: Matt Elder
350 Eli Travis, Protect your Noggin: A Scientific Analysis of
Bicycle Helmets Grade: 9 from: DeKalb High School Spon-sored by: Susan Zuber
351 Chad Trowbridge, Building a better bridge Grade: 10
from: Ft. Wayne Area Homeschools Sponsored by: Craig Trowbridge
352 Jacob Bainbridge, The Effect of the LaGrange Water
Treatment Plant Grade: 9 from: DeKalb High School Spon-sored by: Susan Zuber
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353 Elizabeth Bolyard, Plastic Micro-beads: The Good,
The Bad, and The Great Lakes Grade: 10 from: North-western Sr High School Sponsored by: Linda Wilson
354 Rachel Cadle, Solving Sulfur Deficiency by Applying
Sulfur Fertilizers on Zea mays indenta Grade: 10 from: Paoli Jr & Sr High School Sponsored by: Laurie Andry
355 Nathan Chou, Oil Spills Versus Microorganism Sur-
vival Phase III Grade: 11 from: Northwestern Sr High School Sponsored by: Linda Wilson
356 Sarah Cooper, The Effect Of Particle Size of Planting
Machine Lubricants on Pesticide Abrasion from Corn Seeds Grade: 11 from: Jefferson High School Spon-sored by: Joe Ruhl
357 Nicole Gorman, Evaluating possible effects of poly-
styrene spheres and graphine oxide on the develop-ment of brine shrimp Grade: 11 from: Adams High School Sponsored by: Nevin Longenecker
358 Dan'Quita Hardy, The Rate Of Nerve Impulses
Grade: 10 from: Lew Wallace Science Technology Engineering Mathematics Academy Sponsored by: Kathryn Hedges
359 Julia Hunckler, How much do mangroves affect the
concentration of salt water? Grade: 9 from: Marian High School Sponsored by: Ken Andrzejewski
360 Renae Kramer, Insect Infestation Grade: 10 from:
Greensburg Community High School Sponsored by: Scott Mangels
361 Teng Lee, Oil Spill Recovery and Cleanup System
Grade: 11 from: Home School Sponsored by: Anh Lee
362 Asmaa Mahoui, Comparative Analysis of CO2 Se-
questration and Calcium Carbonate Precipitation us-ing Tolypothrix distoria and Fischerella muscicola Grade: 9 from: Eman Schools Sponsored by: Mia Sankari
363 Brianne Neeley, Destroying the Myth that Happy
Kitchens Have Dirty Dishes - Improving Dishwasher Cleaning by Recycling Dish Washer Detergent Using Ultra Filtration Grade: 12 from: Castle High School Sponsored by: Thomas Neeley
364 Muhammed Amir Sankari, White River Quality
and Pollution Research Using Benthic Macroinverte-brate Bioindicators Grade: 9 from: Eman Schools Sponsored by: Mia Sankari
365 Maddy Schroeder, Insect Infestation Grade: 10
from: Greensburg Community High School Sponsored by: Scott Mangels
366 Krishan Kumar, Explaining the map and matrix of
the Discrete Lambert exponentiation Grade: 12 from: Terre Haute South Vigo High School Sponsored by: Melanie Huber
367 Nick Lohr, Classifying the Nilpotent Ideals in a Borel
Subalgebra Grade: 11 from: Marian High School Sponsored by: Ken Andrzejewski
368 Sabriya Alam, Possible Linkage Group Containing
Gene for Determining Fingerprint Patterns Grade: 9 from: West Lafayette Jr/Sr High School Sponsored by: Marshall Overley
369 Chris Avanessian, Red Wavelength of Phones and
Sleep Patterns Grade: 9 from: West Lafayette Jr/Sr High School Sponsored by: Marshall Overley
370 Eli Chadwick, Who Nose the Flavor? Grade: 9 from:
Brown County High School Sponsored by: Brent Veach
371 Kelly Hansen, Brine Shrimp Lethality Assay Grade: 9
from: Greencastle Senior High School Sponsored by: Brad Kingma
372 Fahad Hasnain, Knowing Invertebrate Health to
Develop Marine Pharmaceuticals for Human Health Grade: 11 from: Homestead Senior High School Spon-sored by: Matt Elder
373 Megan Parpart, Shampoos' Effects on Hair Grade: 9
from: Boone Grove High School Sponsored by: Ken Snow
374 Sharmila Paul, Role of Asxl1 in Bone Development
Grade: 12 from: Carmel High School Sponsored by: Jennifer Marlow
375 Jonah Quirk, How Melatonin and Alteril Affect Heart
Rate Grade: 12 from: North Posey Sr High School Sponsored by: Marilyn Rogers
376 Heather Wright, Dental Caries: Protective Roles of
Saliva and Fluoride Grade: 12 from: Eastern Jr & Sr High School Sponsored by: Ben Cox
377 Dana Alhaffar, Genetic Variation of Phormia regina
in the United States Grade: 12 from: Eman Schools Sponsored by: Mia Sankari
378 Ashley Anderson, Identification of Psychrotolerant
Microorganisms Isolated from Retail Delis Grade: 12 from: Jefferson High School Sponsored by: Joe Ruhl
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379 Jacob Bertucci, Regulation of Mg2+ Transport Gene
MgtA in Salmonella Grade: 11 from: Jefferson High School Sponsored by: Joe Ruhl
380 Abigail Brown, Silver...The New Antibiotic Gold Stand-
ard Grade: 10 from: DeKalb High School Sponsored by: Susan Zuber
381 Tyler Fosson, Competitive Inhibition Between Lactoba-
cillus Acidophilus and Escherichia Coli in the Presence of a Sucralose Environment Grade: 12 from: Hobart High School Sponsored by: Heidi  Krouse
382 Sarah Komanapalli, Effect of ML 141 on the Binding of
HUVEC to fibronectin Grade: 11 from: IN Aca for Sci Math & Humanities Sponsored by: Indira Komanapali
383 Trisha Anne Mariano, team project Grade: 12 from:
Hobart High School Sponsored by: Heidi  Krouse
384 Vikas Maturi, Male Fragility in Drosophila melano-
gaster with antennapedia mutation Grade: 10 from: Carmel High School Sponsored by: Jennifer Marlow
385 Abigail Olsen, Bacterial Transfer of Bacillus Subtilis on
Varied Textiles Grade: 9 from: Northwestern Sr High School Sponsored by: Jeff Layden
386 Kaylyn Risse, Strategies for Increasing Antibiotic Pene-
tration into Biofilms Grade: 12 from: Lake Central High School Sponsored by: Lynn Risse
387 Emma Sappington, Harmful Effects of UV Radiation on
Baker's Yeast Grade: 11 from: Terre Haute North Vigo High School Sponsored by: Glen Cook
388 Rutva Shah, Neem: Alternative Treatment for Microbi-
al Infections Grade: 12 from: Homestead Senior High School Sponsored by: Matt Elder
389 Mckayla Tucker, The Cavity Project Grade: 9 from:
Boone Grove High School Sponsored by: Ken Snow
390 Oscar Aragon, Radio wave Interference Grade: 12
from: Hammond High School Sponsored by: Theresa Knipe
391 Adam Bender, Which Bat is Better: Wood or Alumi-
num? Grade: 10 from: Francis Joseph Reitz High School Sponsored by: Nora Walsh
392 Amy Cohn, Detecting Reddening by Dust for Star Clus-
ters in the Andromeda Galaxy Grade: 12 from: Park Tu-dor (custom) Sponsored by: Dario Untama
393 Charles Doak, Superior Bulletproof Material Using Non
-Newtonian Fluids Grade: 12 from: Eastern Jr & Sr High School Sponsored by: Ben Cox
394 Dawson Dunnuck, Bow Weight Grade: 9 from: Brown
County High School Sponsored by: Brent Veach
395 Hannah Johnston, The Doppler Effect Influence on
Beat Frequencies Grade: 9 from: DeKalb High School Sponsored by: Susan Zuber
396 Braden Lawyer, The "Mu" of a Shoe Grade: 12 from:
North Daviess Jr-Sr High School Sponsored by: Merle Callahan
397 Charles Liang, PT-Symmetry Breaking in Periodic Po-
tentials Grade: 12 from: Carmel High School Sponsored by: Jennifer Marlow
398 Zury Perez, Homemade Solar Air Heater Grade: 12
from: Hammond High School Sponsored by: Theresa Knipe
399 Zach Wilkerson, How Things Fly: The Influence of An-
gle of Attack on Airflow over a Wing Grade: 10 from: Greencastle Senior High School Sponsored by: Khristen Phillips
400 Jordan Cadle, Utilizing the Isolated Components, Varia-
tion in Mammals, and Treatment Processes of Milk for Grain Yield Enhancement Grade: 12 from: Paoli Jr & Sr High School Sponsored by: Laurie Andry
401 Kaia Harris, The effect of different concentrations if
Indole-3-Butyric potassium salt on root development and growth in geranium cuttings after three weeks Grade: 9 from: West Lafayette Jr/Sr High School Spon-sored by: Marshall Overley
402 Paige Holley, What are the effects of microwave radia-
tion on plants? Grade: 10 from: Northfield Jr-Sr High School Sponsored by: Sabrina LeMaster
402 Suzi Sapusek, What are the effects of microwave radia-
tion on plants? Grade: 9 from: Northfield Jr-Sr High School Sponsored by: Sabrina LeMaster
403 Samantha Moss, Distillation of Perfume Grade: 10
from: Northview High School Sponsored by: Rachel Sparks
404 Amy Priest, An Investigation in Plant DNA Extraction
Grade: 12 from: North Posey Sr High School Sponsored by: Marilyn Rogers
405 Shelby Roberts, Root Development in Arabidopsis
Grade: 11 from: Jefferson High School Sponsored by: Joe Ruhl
406 Kayla Snyder, The Banner Effect Grade: 10
from: Brown County High School Sponsored by: Brent Veach
SENIOR DIVISION EXHIBITORS
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100 Landon Frank, The Pokemon Power of Probability
Grade: 4 from: McKenney-Harrison Elem School Spon-sored by: Susan Zuber
101 Eric Haworth, Salty Seeds Grade: 4 from: ETHOS Acad-
emy Sponsored by: Danae' Wirth
102 Ira Indeikina, Magic Wheels Roll Up Some Hills Grade:
4 from: Walkerton Elementary School Sponsored by: Maria Knowlton
103 Nikky Kondamuri, Did Concentration Kill the Cat?
Grade: 4 from: Frank H Hammond Elem School Spon-sored by: Ingrid  Schwarz
104 Alexis Leco, Cool Mint: does it really cool your mouth?
Grade: 4 from: Country Meadow Elem School Sponsored by: Susan Zuber
105 Reva Patil, Are You Eating Nails for Breakfast? Grade: 4
from: New Britton Elementary School Sponsored by: Michael Zahm
106 Muaaz Shareef, Effect of Temperature Changes on Oil
Viscosity Grade: 4 from: Calumet Region Home Schools Sponsored by: Aisha Shareef
107 Zayn Shareef, Investigation of Wind Turbine Design
Grade: 4 from: Calumet Region Home Schools Spon-sored by: Aisha Shareef
108 Camryn Tuggle, Is It Really Waterproof? Grade: 4
from: Van Buren Elementary School Sponsored by: Amanda Austin
109 Aiden Vaught, Chocolate Meltdown Grade: 4 from:
Helmsburg Elementary School Sponsored by: Brenda Ely
110 Alex Watta, Going Down Grade: 4 from: Calumet Re-
gional Science Fair Club Sponsored by: Kathryn Hedges
111 Chloe Eades, Towel Trials Grade: 5 from: Smoky Row
Elementary School Sponsored by: Catherine Pallotta
112 Payton Fish, Does the Weight of a Paper Airplane
Affect how Far it will Fly? Grade: 5 from: Concord Inter-mediate School Sponsored by: Amy West
113 Cameron Fox, The Liquid Conductor Grade: 5 from:
Brown County Intermeditate School Sponsored by: Becky Higgins
114 Jarod Greiner, Extreme Melt Down Grade: 5 from:
Brown County Intermeditate School Sponsored by: Becky Higgins
115 Kennedy Hallam, Sink or Swim Grade: 5 from: North
Elementary School (Posey County) Sponsored by: Lisa Brandenstein
116 Areeba Kazi, Acid Fighters: How effectively can various
over-the-counter and household antacids treat stomach acidity? Grade: 5 from: Carlin Park Elementary School Sponsored by: John Curtis
117 Elizabeth Neeley, Blowing In The Wind, How Far A
Falling Object Travels Because Of The Wind Grade: 5 from: Newburgh Elementary School Sponsored by: Tom Neeley
118 Lydia Nevels, Bullseye Grade: 5 from: Centerville-
Abington Elem School Sponsored by: Roderic Rinehart
119 Clemans Rylin, The Biomechanics of Pitching Grade: 5
from: Howard Elementary School Sponsored by: Diana Schaaf
120 Rebekah Staples, Evaporation Nation Grade: 5 from:
Most Precious Blood School Sponsored by: Karen Lohmuller
121 Grace Waddell, How do you REALLY feel? A Test of
Implicit Attitudes about Gender and Academic Subjects Grade: 5 from: Horizon Elementary School Sponsored by: April Pressler
122 Abdullah Ali, Muhamad Awad & Rayan Choukri,
Gatorade's Effect on Pulse Grade: 6 from: Islamic School of Indianapolis, MTI Sponsored by: Khalil Jourane
123 Doonyah Alucozai, The Art of Electromagnetic Engi-
neering Grade: 6 from: Happy Hollow Elementary Spon-sored by: Lucas Harmon
124 Delna Balsara, Which Letter is Good for You? Grade: 6
from: Schmucker Middle School Sponsored by: Tamara Lewis
125 Evan Barr, The Strongest Fishing Line Grade: 6 from:
Indianapolis Home Schools Sponsored by: Candace McMullan
126 Cole Bergman, The Amazing Egg Arch Grade: 6 from:
Most Precious Blood School Sponsored by: Jacob Bloom
JUNIOR DIVISION EXHIBITORS
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127 Kendall Bostic, A Text or Call Could Wreck It All Grade:
6 from: Northwestern Elementary School Sponsored by: Jan Koloszar
128 Jyson Bratsman, Kefir, Die, Survive, or Thrive Grade: 6
from: Leo Elementary School Sponsored by: Tracy Brooks
129 Landon Carre, Truth Be Told, Go Cold, Don't Get
Caught, Go Hot Grade: 6 from: Honey Creek Middle School Sponsored by: Nancy Padan
130 Troy Cope, Protein Power Grade: 6 from: Woodrow
Wilson Middle School Sponsored by: Jeremy Johnson
131 Francesca Corti, Paws for Thought Grade: 6 from:
Klondike Middle School Sponsored by: Dorothy Sisken
132 Claire Dannelley, Does you r eye color effect your eye
sight in low and high lightings? Grade: 6 from: Brown County Intermeditate School Sponsored by: jeff lepore
133 Kurtis Davis & Justin Schwartz, Stretching it to the
Limit Grade: 6 from: Westview Elementary School Spon-sored by: Kari Parker
134 Kyle Falck, Structural Integrity Grade: 6 from: Tri-
Elementary School Sponsored by: Debra Hicks
135 Adam Gasiorowski, Plant Fertilizer Substitute Grade:
6 from: Woodrow Wilson Middle School Sponsored by: Jeremy Johnson
136 Dominic Gery, Breezy Blades Grade: 6 from: Woodside
Middle School Sponsored by: Rachel Finan
137 Juan Granieri, Surfing Soundwaves Grade: 6 from:
Woodrow Wilson Middle School Sponsored by: Jeremy Johnson
138 Jessica Hartmus, Lights, Bugs, Action Grade: 6 from:
Huntington Catholic School Sponsored by: Scott Foster
139 Gabriel Hefty, Aquaponics: Self Cleaning Fish Bowl
Grade: 6 from: DeKalb Middle School Sponsored by: Susan Zuber
140 Brenden Hinton, Laser Light Audio Transmission
Grade: 6 from: Honey Creek Middle School Sponsored by: Nancy Padan
141 Maddy Jacobs, Cold Hands, Warm Results Grade: 6
from: Southwestern Middle/Sr High School Sponsored by: Don White
142 Megan Johnson, Science of a Smoothie Grade: 6 from:
Eastern Elementary School Sponsored by: Sarah Bones-teel
143 Erin Kane, The Shocking Spark Gap Grade: 6 from:
Happy Hollow Elementary Sponsored by: Sherry Ander-son
144 Thomas Loehr, Cloud Chamber: A Study of Radioactive
Decay Grade: 6 from: Southwestern Middle/Sr High School Sponsored by: Don White
145 Julian Martinez, What temperature makes a tennis
ball bounce the highest? Grade: 6 from: Saint Anthony De Padua School Sponsored by: Sr. M. Lissetta Gettinger
146 Sara Molina, Insulation Innovation Grade: 6 from: Na-
tivity of Our Savior School Sponsored by: Cynthia Russell
147 Annie Ostojic, "Wave" Goodbye to Energy Loss Grade:
6 from: Wilbur Wright Middle School Sponsored by: Diane Ostojic
148 Simon Pierce, Wind and Waves Grade: 6 from: Tri-
Elementary School Sponsored by: Debra Hicks
149 Maria Popson, 3,2,1 Lift Off Grade: 6 from: Our Lady
Of Perpetual School Sponsored by: Sarah Carver
150 Liberty Russell, Fletchingly Fast Grade: 6 from: Our
Lady Of Perpetual School Sponsored by: Sarah Carver
151 Kimber Schnarr, What is the true stress on the knee?
Grade: 6 from: Jasper Middle School Sponsored by: Debi Quade
152 Elisa Simoni, Converting Water into Electricity Grade: 6
from: Woodrow Wilson Middle School Sponsored by: Jeremy Johnson
153 Allison Stogsdill, An Abundance of Water But None to
Drink - No Water, No Future Grade: 6 from: Brown County Intermeditate School Sponsored by: jeff lepore
154 Max Suess, Crazy Crystals Grade: 6 from: Center For
Inquiry Sponsored by: Christine Strattman
155 Elliana Trice, The Best Teaching Methods Grade: 6
from: Klondike Middle School Sponsored by: Dorothy Sisken
156 Sean Zak, Are Expensive Batteries a Good Deal? Grade:
6 from: Lakewood Park Christian School Sponsored by: Karie Harding
JUNIOR DIVISION EXHIBITORS
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157 Jonas Anderson, Joule Thief Grade: 7 from: Ft. Wayne
Area Homeschools Sponsored by: Dawn Anderson
158 Kayla Bevington, The Effects of Fertilizer Run Off in a
Pond Simulation Grade: 7 from: Northwestern Sr High School Sponsored by: Linda Wilson
159 Sam Bowman, The Effect of Carbon Dioxide on Plant
Growth Rate Grade: 7 from: Brown County Junior High Sponsored by: Jim McFall
160 Andrew Combs, Bubble solution additives Grade: 7
from: Burris Laboratory School Sponsored by: Bianca McRae
161 Mekenzie Dunnuck, How truthful are soda labels?
Grade: 7 from: Brown County Junior High Sponsored by: Jim McFall
162 George Economou, Windmill Power Grade: 7 from:
Castle North Middle School Sponsored by: Richard Wambach
163 Taj El-Khalili, Talking to Your Mac Grade: 7 from:
Klondike Middle School Sponsored by: Dorothy Sisken
164 Micah Focht, How Sweet it Is Grade: 7 from: John J
Young Middle School Sponsored by: Lea Ann Solberg
165 Sanjay Garimella, The Contractile Protein Grade: 7
from: West Lafayette Jr/Sr High School Sponsored by: Marshall Overley
166 Sarah Hobson, Hard as Nails Grade: 7 from: Ft.
Wayne Area Homeschools Sponsored by: Dawn Ander-son
167 Anthony Kavanagh, The Effects of Road Salt on Daph-
nia magna Grade: 7 from: Trinity School At Greenlawn Sponsored by: lynda seasly
168 Jacqueline Kogut, Growing Seeds Without Soil?
Grade: 7 from: Kesling Middle School Sponsored by: Gregory Samuelson
169 Tavehon McGarry, Grade: 7 from: Saint Jude Elemen-
tary School Sponsored by: Susan Smith
169 Alex Kolkman, Audio Memory vs Visual Memory
Grade: 7 from: Saint Jude Elementary School Sponsored by: Susan Smith
170 Brooke-destinee Lockwood, The Concrete Conclu-
sion Grade: 7 from: DeKalb Middle School Sponsored by: Susan Zuber
171 Layla Mitiche, Bringing the Greenhouse Effect Down
to Earth Grade: 7 from: Eman Schools Sponsored by: Mia Sankari
172 Ali Nasser, Gender - Short Term Memory Grade: 7
from: Angola Middle School Sponsored by: Paul Beck-with
173 Alex Pomeroy, Wraps Affect Guitar Pick Up Grade: 7
from: Barker Middle School Sponsored by: Amy Hamann
174 Kavin Rajendran, What Metal is Safest for a Battery
Grade: 7 from: Sycamore School Sponsored by: David Schuth
175 Austin Rawlins, Helping Hands Grade: 7 from: Jasper
Middle School Sponsored by: Debi Quade
176 Zane Reeson, A Comparison Of Motion In a Friction-
less vs. Friction Enviroment Grade: 7 from: Honey Creek Middle School Sponsored by: Nancy Padan
177 Graham Seiler, The Warmest Greenhouse Grade: 7
from: Eastside Junior-Senior High School Sponsored by: Steve Evans
178 Nadine Trapp, How Well Do You Really Know the Back
of Your Hand? Grade: 7 from: Klondike Middle School Sponsored by: Dorothy Sisken
179 Benjamin Watta, Go For Broke Grade: 7 from: Calu-
met Regional Science Fair Club Sponsored by: Kathryn Hedges
180 Amanda Wilson, The Effects of Fertilizer on Black
Walnut Allelopathy Grade: 7 from: Northwestern Sr High School Sponsored by: Linda Wilson
181 Noor Abdullah, The Effect of Copper Sulfate on the
Germination of Sweet Corn Seeds Grade: 8 from: Eman Schools Sponsored by: Mia Sankari
182 David Bell, Does it Matter How You Position a Solar
Cell to Generate Maximum Power Grade: 8 from: Lafa-yette Christian School Sponsored by: Laura O'Shaugh-nessey
JUNIOR DIVISION EXHIBITORS
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183 Joshua Catterall, Computer Vision Syndrome Grade: 8
from: Hamilton Community High School Sponsored by: Phillip Jauregui
184 Garrett Clausen, Drag of a Pickup Truck Grade: 8 from:
Yorktown Middle School Sponsored by: Deb Smith
185 Kyle Coalson, Dandelions vs. Antibiotics Grade: 8 from:
Lakeland Middle School Sponsored by: Jacqueline Myers
186 Colton Crum, Excess Gas Grade: 8 from: Frankfort Mid-
dle School Sponsored by: Bret Rhea
187 Joshua DeJarlais, The Eyes Have It! Or Do They? Grade:
8 from: Saint John Evangelist School Sponsored by: Mar-garet McKenna
188 Tyler Eggert, "The Physics of Archery" Grade: 8 from:
Kesling Middle School Sponsored by: Gregory Samuelson
189 Mikayla Gallagher, Sorry Mr. Volta... No More Batteries
Grade: 8 from: Center For Inquiry Sponsored by: Nick Neu-reiter
190 Hana Ghoenima, The Effect of Garlic on Crown Gall In-
fection in Tomato Plants Grade: 8 from: Eman Schools Sponsored by: Mia Sankari
191 Matthew Goncher, Getting to the Root of the Problem
Grade: 8 from: Saint John Evangelist School Sponsored by: Margaret McKenna
192 Andrew Gosz, What is the effect of acidic candies on
tooth enamel? Grade: 8 from: Willowcreek Middle School Sponsored by: Lindsey Schugars
193 Jay Groninger, Bonanza of Chickens Grade: 8 from: Can-
terbury School Sponsored by: Bob Brothers
194 Emma Grow, The Cure for Hard Cookies Grade: 8 from:
Jasper Middle School Sponsored by: Debi Quade
195 Jasmine Imming, Can mnemonics improve the memory?
Can they improve the female's memory better? Grade: 8 from: Brown County Junior High Sponsored by: Jim McFall
196 Graci Kaufman, Are composite faces more attractive
than real faces Grade: 8 from: Brown County Junior High Sponsored by: Jim McFall
197 Madeline Larrison, 300 by 2030 Grade: 8 from: Castle
North Middle School Sponsored by: Paul Perry
198 Briana Maldonado, The Effect of Air Pollutants on Seed
Germination Grade: 8 from: Saint John Evangelist School Sponsored by: Margaret McKenna
199 Radha Patel, Aspirin's Sweetest Friend Grade: 8 from:
Castle North Middle School Sponsored by: Paul Perry
200 Krislyn Porter, Power to the People Grade: 8 from: Cas-
tle North Middle School Sponsored by: Paul Perry
201 Joel Rivera, Laser Calculations Grade: 8 from: Saint John
Evangelist School Sponsored by: Margaret McKenna
202 Nia Rochon, How Long Will Vitamin C Last? Grade: 8
from: Castle North Middle School Sponsored by: Sara Killebrew
203 Kelli Ross, Round Robin Grade: 8 from: Frankfort Middle
School Sponsored by: Bret Rhea
204 Aaron Russell, Wave Power VS Wind Power Grade: 8
from: ETHOS Academy Sponsored by: Danae' Wirth
205 Ritik Shah, Quick Prints Grade: 8 from: Castle North Mid-
dle School Sponsored by: Paul Perry
206 Connor Stimpert, Is SODIS a Viable Disinfection Process?
Grade: 8 from: Greencastle Senior High School Sponsored by: Brad Kingma
207 Journey Warner, Environmentally Friendly Ice Melters
Grade: 8 from: Honey Creek Middle School Sponsored by: Nancy Padan
208 Anthony Weng, Capturing the Four Million: Assessing
the Solar Potential of Building Roofs in Indiananpolis Grade: 8 from: Honey Creek Middle School Sponsored by: Nancy Padan
209 Adia Wolf, Just how random is the randomness of dice
compared t o a random number generators Grade: 8 from: Saint John The Baptist Catholic School Sponsored by: Jane Tucker
210 Michael Wyse, Red Zone Grade: 8 from: ETHOS Academy
Sponsored by: Danae' Wirth
JUNIOR DIVISION EXHIBITORS
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