The 2nd Annual Solano County Science Fair was held at Vanden High School today. 75 projects from three school were entered. Judges came from Vallero, Clorox and a private Electrical Engineer to judge the event. The 8 judges worked all morning to choose the top projects which are now eligible to go on to the California State competition in April held in Los Angeles. Students competed in three categories, Biology, Environmental Science and Physical Science. An overall winner for the fair was chosen from the top projects in each category. Over 400 students from Vanden viewed the fair throughout the day. A public viewing of the fair was held from 5-7pm and awards were handed out at the event. Students received plaques and cash prizes from $50 to $125. The fair is endorsed by Solano County Office of Education and sponsored by Clorox and Vallero Benicia Refinery.
Marilyn Lewis, science teacher at Vanden High School and the organizer of the event, is proud to announce the winners:
Middle School
Physical Science 1st Place
Jaylan Catacutan Car Aero: How Aerodynamics Affects Cars Notre Dame
Environmental Science 1st Place
Wil Valtakis III Ferro Fluid: Ability to Assist in Waste Removal of Oil Disasters Herritage Peak Charter School
High School
Overall Winner of the fair
Ryan Lee, Craig Tacey Relationship of Resonant Frequency to Electrical Discharge in a Tesla Coil Vanden
Physical Science
1st place: Cierra Bursell Photochemistry: The Effect of Light a Chemical Reaction Vanden
2nd place: Omena Mushale Engineering and Testing Wings Vanden
3rd place: Jasmine Ly How pH Levels Affect Hair Strength Vanden
Environmental Science
1st place: Amber Comer Tutti Frutti Vanden
2nd place: Shaiann Edmondson Will the Gas Pass? Vanden
3rd place: Carrington Porter, Spencer Fruedenberg Do Worms Help of Hurt Plant growth? Vanden
Biology
1st place: Alex Aerni, Jessica Jaekel The Effect of Temperature on Cellular Respiration of Crickets Vanden
2nd place: Nyssa Hubbell, Migel Rodriguez Disinfectants: Effectiveness Against Microorganisms Vanden
3rd place: Zac Millard Relative Age Effect Bias in Major League Baseball Vanden
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