Students’ Research Projects Land Top Spots At State Science And Engineering Fair

Students’ Research Projects Land Top Spots At State Science And Engineering Fair

Congratulations to 24 students who independently competed in the Washington State Science and Engineering Fair (WSSEF) and received first place finishes in their categories. Many students also received special recognition for their achievements. They showcased their science and engineering projects along with nearly 800 other students at the fair in late March. See below for recognized students from across Northshore elementary, middle, and high schools.

Name

Grade

School

Project Title

Award(s)

Ansari, Ibrahim

Grade 11

North Creek High School

"Cross-Cultural Emotion Recognition: AI vs. South Asian American Generations"

1st Place

Balaji, Pranav

Grade 5

Canyon Creek Elementary

"STARS: Smart Trash and Recycling Segregator"

1st Place

Bansal, Ritvik

Grade 11

North Creek High School

"Oralytics: Computer Vision-Based Detection of Dental Biofilm Using Near-UV Excited Biofluorescence, coupled with Gingivitis and Calculus Assessment”

1st Place and a special award: Olympic College ~ Excellence in STEM Awards

Eashwar, Dhanush

Grade 12

North Creek High School

“ASL 911: AI-Powered Emergency Sign Language Communication for Hard-of-Hearing Individuals”

1st Place

Eashwar, Meenakshi

Grade 8

Skyview Middle School

“BreatheEasy: A Predictive Asthma Risk Model”

1st Place

Guha, Anahata

Grade 7

Skyview Middle School

“SKNGUARD: A Machine Learning based approach to Early Melanoma detection”

1st Place

Kansal, Sara

Grade 11

North Creek High School

“The Teen Survival guide”

1st Place and a special award: American Psychological Association ~ Achievement in Research in Psychological Science Award

Naveen, Sarah

Grade 5

Canyon Creek Elementary

“STARS: Smart Trash and Recycling Segregator”

1st Place

Potukuchi, Saranya

Grade 8

Leota Middle School

“BreatheEasy: A Predictive Asthma Risk Model”

1st Place

Rajesh, Anisha

Grade 6

Northshore Middle School

“Ocean Neutralizer”

1st Place

Ravuru, Karthik

Grade 7

Skyview Middle School

“Flood Guard”

1st Place and special awards: Pacific Science Center Family Membership Award, City of Bremerton ~ Mayor Greg Wheeler’s Challenge, Thermo Fisher Scientific Junior Innovators Challenge (JIC)

Sankar, Dhiya

Grade 3

Canyon Creek Elementary

"Flower Power"

1st Place

Sankar, Meera

Grade 6

Skyview Middle School

“Mission: pHossible – Soil Edition”

1st Place

Saravanakumar, Jayapradha

Grade 4

Canyon Creek Elementary

“Unlocking Nature’s Mulch Magic”

1st Place and a special award: Margaret I. Lugg Young Explorer Award

Saravanakumar, Sarabhesh

Grade 7

Skyview Middle School

“Decelerator Design for Atmospheric Re-entry”

1st Place and a special award: American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics PNW Award of Excellence

Sheth, Amaira

Grade 3

Canyon Creek Elementary

"Flower Power"

1st Place

Tamisetty, Tarunika

Grade 6

Leota Middle School

“Grow Green"

1st Place and a special award: Thermo Fisher Scientific Junior Innovators Challenge (JIC)

Tiwari, Aaradhya

Grade 6

Skyview Middle School

"Mission: pHossible -- Soil Edition"

1st Place

Uppala, Moksh

Grade 4

Fernwood Middle School

“Effect of Different Lights on Plant Growth”

1st Place

Vellanki, Sahithya

Grade 8

Skyview Middle School

“Sustainable Mulching: Exploring Biodegradable Alternatives for Eco-Friendly Farming”

1st Place and a special award: Thermo Fisher Scientific Junior Innovators Challenge (JIC)

Vinodkumar, Adhrit

Grade 5

Canyon Creek Elementary

“Seed Science: Cracking the Code to Faster Growth”

1st Place

Waghamare, Avni 

Grade 7

Skyview Middle School

“NeuroRevive: Curcumin-Based Alzheimer’s Drug Development”

1st Place and a special award: Medicine and Health Award

Waghamare, Vihaan

Grade 5

Ruby Bridges Elementary

“Photovoltaic Pi Power: ‘Solar Scout’”

1st Place

Yamasaki, Rui 

Grade 11

Woodinville High School

“Regenerative Medicine in Ophthalmology: Impact of Age on Synaptic Connectivity between host bipolar cells and iPS/ESC-derived retinal organoid transplants”

1st Place and a special awards: Bremerton Central Lions Charitable Foundation Scholarship and Ohio Wesleyen University ~ Outstanding Achievement in Science Scholarship

Congratulations to all of these students for their outstanding achievements and innovative research!

 

 

 

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