2003 Science Fair Winners
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SwAEBR, is pleased to award a Special Award of Merit, and a check for $25, to entrants who exhibit an outstanding project in biomedical research. SwAEBR’s mission is to promote the education of the public, our young people, and teachers that is of vital importance to the future and biomedical research. We applaud their participation in the science fair and wish them continued success in their futures in science and technology. |
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Arizona American Indian Science & Engineering Fair (AAISEF)
"Commercial vs. Natural" - Amber, Wingate High School
"Retention of Fluids - Dialysis" - Brian, Sacaton Middle School
Central Arizona Regional Science & Engineering Fair (CARSEF)
"The Effect of L-5-hydroxytryptophan on Serotonin Levels and Memory Capabilities" - Diana, Hamilton High School
"Do Dogs Make a Difference?" - Jeff, Pueblo Middle School
Northern Arizona Regional Science & Engineering Fair (NARSEF)
"Medicine & Health: To See or
Not to See" - Kyle, Tri-City Prep High School
"Medicine & Health: Affects of Regular Coffee on Blood Pressure" - Jessica and
Mia, Parkview Middle School
"Medicine & Health: Blood Sugar" - J.T., Abia Judd Elementary
Southern Arizona Regional Science & Engineering Fair (SARSEF)
"Are Personality Traits & Subjective Well Being More Heritable from Male or Female Parents in Chimpanzees" - Liz, University High School
“Hear Dogs” - Joshua and Thomas, Elgin Elementary (Jr high)
"Growth in Baby Rats" - Helaina, Centennial Elementary
Silver Springs Valley Electric Cooperative Youth Engineering & Science Fair (SSVECYESF)
“And the Beat goes on... Can ultrasonic Frequencies be used to non-invasively reduce the growth of atherosclerosis in Arteries?"
Roman, Willcox High School
"Healthy Diet Verses Healthy Diet with Exercise" - Keltan, St David School
(Jr high)
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