2005 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)
"Got Teeth?" by Tytianna, Kinsey Community School
"Be Safe - Be Seen" by Crystal, Pinon Accelerated Middle School
"Light Requirements for Growth in Orechromis mossambicus (Tilapia) Phase II" by Annette, Casa Grande High School
Central Arizona Regional Science & Engineering Fair (CARSEF)
"The Effects of Different Types of Pollution on Cricket Activity" by Joanie, Sacaton Middle School
"Do Goldfish Really Have 3 Second Memory" by Kristina, Desert Canyon Middle School
"Therapeutic Efficacy of Serotonin Precursor Loading to Mitigate MDMA-Induced Neurotoxicity: Rescue of Serotonin Neurons and Treatment of Anxiogenesis" by Diana, Hamilton High School
Northern Arizona Regional Science & Engineering Fair (NARSEF)
" " by Linnea, Northland Prep Academy
Southern Arizona Regional
Science & Engineering Fair (SARSEF)
"Polar Bear Enrichments" by Maryssa & Fiona, Sonoran Science Academy
"How Curiosity Caught the Cat" by Meagan, Borton Elementary
"The Life of a Desert Spiny Lizard" by Emily, Carden of Tucson
"Evaluating The Influences Of
Inhalant And Injectable Anesthesias On Vascular Volume & Permeability Of
Mda-mb-231 Exograft Tumors In Scid Mice As Measured By Dynamic Contrast Enhanced
Magnetic Resonance" by Sarah, Tucson Magnet High School
Silver Springs Valley Electric Cooperative Youth Engineering & Science Fair (SSVECYESF)
"Can Human Hair Be Used to Clean Up Oil Spills" by Tavo, First Baptist Christian Academy
"Antibacterial Effects of Plant Extracts on Staphylococcus Epiderimidis and Saccharomyces Cerenisiac" by Kalie, Buena High School
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