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The Middle School State Fair will be held June 5, 2010 at Worcester Technical High School. We will be updating this page as soon as we know the winners. Every year the content of the student projects increases in number and sophistication: Please congratulate these award winners and all of the students for the curiosity, creativity, and persistance they invested in their projects. To See the Regional Awards: Regions I, II, III, IV, V, VI
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Sponsor: The Boston Area Solar Energy Association (BASEA)
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Middle-School Regional Awards: Coming Soon Climate Science Award: Riona Reeves, Sarah W. Gibbons Middle School Clean Tech Award (tie): Yusuf Abdelkader, Alhuda Academy
Solar Powered Desalination of Water
AbdurRahmaan Abdul-Basser, Alhuda Academy
Photovoltaic Cells and the Visible Ligh Spectrum Climate Science No Qualifying Projects Clean Tech Award: Paul C. Matthews, N.E. Christian Academy Wind Generation of Electricity
Honorable Mention: Ross Ketschke, St. Stanislaus School Super Solar Heating
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Climate Science Awards (tie): Arjun Prakesh, Academy of Notre Dame Size and Shape of an Ice Cube vs. Melting Time Michael May, Locke Middle School
Will Salt Water or Fresh Water Freeze Faster? Clean Tech Award: Noorulaine Iqbal, The Islamic Academy for Peace
Blowing with the wind: What type of Blades Make the Most Effective Wind Turbine?
Climate Science Award: Honorable Mention: Kaleigh Mency, Plouffe Academy
Clean Tech Award (tie): James Roggeveen, Cyrus Peirce Midde School Turbulence on Turbines Brennan Dwyer & Amanda Pollock, Medway Middle School Wind Energy Honorable Mention: Paul Doolan, Calvary Chapel Academy Solar Powered Water Desalination
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Climate Science Award: Sofia Carvalho, Washington Irving Middle School Clean Tech Award: Erin Kelly, Mary Lyon Middle School
Saving the World One Can at a Time |
