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2007 Science Fair Winners

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 School for the Deaf & Blind

"Which bird visits our feeder more often?" by Madina Abdikadir, Jaqueline Blanco, Samantha Aguilar, Alyssia Chiago and Aidan Zazueta

"Lung Capacity of Smokers vs. Nonsmokers" by Ariana Parra-Leyva, Ashleigh Warden, James Wilson

Central Arizona Regional Science & Engineering Fair (CARSEF)

"Do video games affect reaction time?" by Matt Schwabinger, Phoenix Hebrew Academy

"Memorize this: do students remember sequences of numbers and letters better if they hear it or see it? by Lauren, Brunacini, SS Simon and Jude School

"Closing in on biological fidelity: a novel cellular automata approach to modeling HIV dynamics and drug treatment." by Veronica Shi, Corona del Sol HS

Southern Arizona Regional Science & Engineering Fair (SARSEF)

"Lions, Tigers & Jaguars" by Meagan Bethel, Holladay Intermediate Magnet School

"The Joy of Cholla" by Dreya Coleman, Coleman home school

"Tadpole Growth & Development is Affected by Diet" by Alexander & Stephanie Wellington, Sonoran Science Academy

Silver Springs Valley Electric Cooperative Youth Engineering & Science Fair (SSVECYESF)

"Does Iodine Extend the Lifespan of Ghost Shrimp?" by David Fuentes, Imagine School

"Which Saddle Pad is Best for Your Horse?" by J.D. Shipman, Bonita Elementary

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