Team 2 finished in 4th place! Those advancing to the semi-finals: Josh Shergill, Leonardo Ribeiro de Brito, Alexander Potra, Mohammed Mendahawi, Alex Mineeva, Anisha Vaish. Two students scored in the top 10% of all students taking the exam, and qualified for Semifinals which will take place on 3/21: We all congratulate them on making it this far! Camas SciOly Invitational (12 December 2020): Team Model S: 1st place; Team Cybertruck: 6th place; Team Model Y: 18th place, Anatomy & Physiology: 1st place, Rohan Iyer & Anjali Sreenivas, Astronomy: 3rd place, Evan Kim & Yuchen Li, Chem Lab: 1st place, Saketh Dhulipalla & Sami Badal Khan, Circuit Lab: 2nd place, Sami Badal Khan & Aaditya Prasad, Code Analysis: 3rd place, Maxwell Soh & Nikhil Mehta, Codebusters: 3rd place, Aayush Sheth, Phillip Araujo, & Sahith Gorty, Designer Genes: 1st place, Nikhil Mehta & Rohan Iyer, Detector Building: 4th place, Sami Badal Khan & Aayush Sheth, Digital Structures: 6th place, Divij Aswinkumar & Evan Li; 3rd place, Neha Madanagopal, Disease Detectives: 1st place, Maxwell Soh & Anjali Sreenivas, Dynamic Planet: 1st place, Yuchen Li & Atharv Dixit, Environmental Chemistry: 1st place, Yuchen Li & Saketh Dhulipalla, Experimental Design: 5th place, Anjali Sreenivas, Aayush Sheth, & Aaditya Prasad, Forensics: 5th place, Harish Krishnakumar & Navaneet Girikumar; 2nd place, Saketh Dhulipalla & Sahith Gorty, Fossils: 5th place, Ethan Liao & Saathvik Somujayabalan; 2nd place, Yuchen Li & Atharv Dixit, GeoLogic Mapping: 1st place, Yuchen Li & Atharv Dixit, Machines: 6th place, Divij Aswinkumar & Saathvik Somujayabalan; 1st place, Evan Kim & Aaditya Prasad, Ornithology: 4th place, Nikhil Mehta & Matthew Lam, Sounds of Music: 1st place, Evan Kim & Phillip Araujo, Water Quality: 1st place, Maxwell Soh & Nikhil Mehta. Senior Group Exhibit category:Connor ORourke, Ben Moskalensky, Alec Rothkowitz, & David Soto. Normally, an invitational is held in-person at the hosting school, and while the TSHS team made every effort to host a joint event for both in-person and online competitors, the Omicron variant of COVID-19 forced the invitational to be online-only. You can see all the results of their division here:https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/13sWf3XgjRrGyfxNyV4YgYt5F3IJZ9l_W40ulqgLGccI/edit#gid=0. To summarize, we had a great showing of 1st place award winners (21) along with other awards to produce a grand total of 60 awards won by our T-STEM scholars! About 20% of the people who write the exam are selected for the next level, the National Astronomy Competition (NAC). Sophia will have her piece shown in the Capitol Building for one year, along with the winners from across the country. Rui Meng Ankita Menon- who was the bronze medal winner at WSSEF and also one of the grand prize winners at CSRSEF: Additionally, of the 75 T-STEM students that competed at WSSEF, Ergonomically designed backpack that reduces postural strain compared to other commercial backpacks, Using Machine Learning to Create A Universal Chronic Social Defeat Stress Classifier, Testing The effects of alcohol on The Effectiveness Of Hericium erinaceous As An Anti-dementia Substance Using Drosophila melanogaster As A Model For Alzheimers, : Autonomous Drones for Search and Rescue Operations, The Correlation Between The Phase of Water And The Presence of Organic Compounds on Near-Earth Objects, : Exploring the Use of Graphene to Strengthen Resins for Flywheel Energy Storage System Rotors, Investigating Biofuel Growth Inhibition and Product Toxicity with Short-Chain Alcohols in Synechococcus Elongatus, Investigating the effect of Fibulin-2 on NF-B pathway activity and proliferation of pediatric gliomas, : A Machine Learning Approach to Detecting and Predicting the Location of Induced Seismicity from Seismic Waveforms, Testing woodruff and neem oil as nontoxic (to humans) botanical alternatives to pest control for taxidermy, A Novel Approach to Quorum Sensing Inhibition using aiiA-Transformed Bacteria in Mixed Culture, : Implementation of Deep Learning Through Haptic Feedback in the Drivers Seat to Reduce Driver Recognition Error, Examining Correlation Between the Genre of Music Present & Increased Academic Performance Through Beta Wave Measurement, Survival Analysis of Pediatric Neuroblastoma Patients Using Gene Expression Data: Identification of Surival Related Biomarkers, Extracting Nickel and Cobalt from Lithium Ion Battery Cathodes, : Developing a malaria detection system through microscopy image classification by utilizing complex machine learning techniques, 3D printing an Intrauterine Device Specifically for Nulliparous Women, by Adjusting Size and Exterior Design, Combining Microcontroller-Based Solar Tracking with an Improved Floating Photovoltaic Platform, Engineering a K-12 strain of Escherichia coli to secrete a Polyethylene terephthalate hydrolase, Using a Two-Layer Siamese Net to Recognize Spatial Patterns of Brain Abnormalities and Model the Onset of Alzheimers Disease, : Simultaneous, Noninvasive, and Transdermal Extraction of Urea and Homocysteine, by Reverse Iontophoresis, Early Holistic Prediction of Alzheimers Disease Using Machine Learning Algorithms, : Classifying Galaxies Based on Photometric Spectral Bands via Support Vector Machines, Using Artificial Intelligence to Optimize Plant Growth In a Climate Controlled Chamber, Using CFD Simulation to Optimize the Airfoil of a Mechanical-Morphing Wing, The Effects of Font and Color Scheme on Perceived Credibility of Websites, We also had more students participate in the test this year than ever before, including, Computer Applications and Simulation Programming: 8, Sowmya Pratipati, Affiliate Honorable Mention, Dilini Nissanka, Affiliate Honorable Mention, Student Choice Award (Sytax Errors): Noah Charleson-Sterritt, Michael Halim, Pinakin Kanade, Samarjit Kaushik, Aran Punniamoorthy. When we include the two students (Yuchen Li and Julia Liu) who received ISEF bids at CSRSEF, this means that a record breaking6 projects from Tesla STEM will be going to ISEF. Please congratulate these scholars: Under strict rules, limited resources and time limits, teams comprised of 28 students compete against one another. Internship Program at Tesla. And congratulations toone of the three GRAND PRIZE WINNERS who won an all-expense paid trip to Phoenix to compete at ISEF.Aditi Subramanyam for her investigation withIdentifying TEAD Proteins and Disrupting the YAP1/TEAD Complex to Inhibit Oncogenic YAP1 Fusion Proteins. The team won 7 matches and lost only 2, both to Lexington HS (in MITs backyard), who went on to be defeated narrowly in the finals by the current national champion. Please congratulate our young scholars who participated in the 65th Annual Washington Science and Engineering Fair (WSSEF) which was held remotely on Saturday and Sunday, March 26-27 as well a second round of finalist judging on April 2nd. Comparative Analysis of Total Mercury Concentration in Salmon Species Using Atomic Fluorescence, Olivia Blevins. The following students placed at the TSA State competition. Only the top 10% of AMC scores in the nation are invited. Sasha Batoukova,Computational modeling of human dentate gyrus: applications for epilepsy, Akaria Crawford,Correlation between Implicit Bias and Microaggression toward African Americans, Uma Paul,Determining the prognostic value of the DNA methylation of the GYPC, NME1, and SLIT2 genes in human lung adenocarcinoma, Aadi Dalia,Utilizing U-Nets for CT Scan Segmentation and Convolutional Neural Networks to Predict Immunotherapy Response, Navaneet Girikumar and Vanshika Singh,Auditory Classical Conditioning of the Cockroach, Periplaneta americana, Aheli Dutta,Extreme Gradient Boosted Classification and Regression Trees to Predict Outcomes in Patients With Monoclonal Gammopathies of Undetermined Significance, Jennifer Hu, Identification of Co-Expressed Genes to BDNF and trk-B as Major Depressive Disorder Related Biomarkers Using Microarray Data, Noelle Hall, Assessing Risk Factors: Creating a Risk Metric for Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), Maile Hori,Effects of Music Lyrics on Heart Rate and Exercise Performance, Julia Liu,Predicting Cancer Stem Cell Markers With Machine Learning, Laura Mangov and Leonardo Ribeiro de Brito, Training and Applying a Convolutional Neural Network to Identify COVID-19 in Chest CT Scans, Nidhi Munikote,Diagnosing Breast Cancer Using Deep Learning, Samuel Rodriguez, A Novel Software-Based Solution to Aid in the Detection and Prevention of Voice Phishing, Saketh Dhulipalla, Predicting the Extent of Late Seasonal Wildfires in Washington Using the Correlation Between the Standardized Precipitation Index and Burned Area Data, Nikhil Mehta and Aaditya Prasad,A Novel Implementation of Adversarial Networks Alongside Custom Identifiers Using Weighted Boxes Fusion for Diseased Crop Detection by UAVs, Aayush Sheth, Using a Multiple Timepoint Siamese Net with Grey Matter and White Matter Hyperintensity Volumes as Differentiating Metrics to Predict Onset of Alzheimer's Disease, Jacqueline Simpson, A Correlational Study on Gifted Burnout and Work Ethic, Rishabh Venkatesan,Remote controlled electro-mechanical mechanism to reduce risk of accidents when dispensing moss removal powder on roof, Ian Yang,The Study of the Effect of Different Areas of Shooting and Shots to Influence Goal Ratios, Hannah Chen,SeparatingMicroplastics from Sand using Terminal Velocity and Density Differences, Dan Dumitrescu and Tiana Dumitrescu,Accident Replication Machine for Wearable Devices, Maxwell Soh,Virtually Screening Structurally Similar Compounds to Known Human Telomerase Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors as a Means of Discovering Cancer Therapeutics, Tayla Belikoff,Instrument Addition to Robotic Arm to Allow Use of Digital Stethoscope for Safe Examination of Infectious Patients, Yuchen Li,Path Dependence of AMOC Weakening: A Geostrophic Shear Approach. Activities - Tesla STEM High - Lake Washington School District Along with the event results below, we had four students run for State Officers for next year and two of them won, Karina Kejriwal and Cindy Chen. I am very grateful to Matt Travis, who once again has helped chaperone the trip this year. Digital Video Production: Introduction to Business Presentation: 4th Place - Cindy Chen and Kavya Srikumar; Global Business: 2nd Place - Maxwell Wang. Senior Ateeq Ramlan worked with two colleagues from Redmond High School to develop Whale Watchers, an app to help Puget Sound orca populations. Yue (Beth) Ding They are stack-ranked in each event and the team with the lowest sum of rankings in the 23 events wins. Social Media Campaign: 2nd Place - Aditya Gottumukkala, Samarjit Kaushik and Saanav Somani; 6th Place - Anisha Karnik, Alexa Wirth and Prakriti Shukla. There are 15 members on each team and we have nearly four full teams. Personal Finance: 1st Place - Edward Zhou. Of 22 initial entries across the district, our school contributed 6 entries. And ALL STUDENTS that participated deserve a tremendous amount of applause for persevering through this difficult time. Tesla Announces $1.5 Million in Education Grants for STEM Students Theyve all won money, and they now move onto the semi-finals, competing against the top teams from every state. You can see these awards and project titles listed below. 9th and 10th Grade Division Qualifiers: Very exciting! Thank you for sharing your thoughts about the 2023-24 & 2024-25 budget, LWSD Board of Directors approves repurposing levy funds to remodel or rebuild and enlarge Rockwell Elementary. Please congratulate Rui Meng, Alexander Peev, and Reese Long. This past Saturday 14 students from Tesla STEM competed in the State level competition for National History Day. We had a record number of FOUR students receive bids to ISEF even in-light of the covid-19 outbreak. Title: Halting Natural Gas Disasters with the Development of an Automated Safety Valve Through Fluid Dynamic Analysis, Team Members: Sashu Shankar, Rishi Kavikondala, Rayan Krishnan, Anne Lee, Isaac Perrin, Challenge Topic 1: The Itron Food, Energy, and Water Challenge Behavior Approach 1stPlace, Team Members: Bryn Allesina-McGrory, Indra Toepke, Yogitha Sunkara, Adriana Rush, Challenge Topic 2: The Boeing Aerospace Challenge Design Approach 2nd Place and Best Teamwork Award, Title: Developing Solketal: Reducing Glycerol Waste Through Jet Fuel Additive, Team Members: Andrea Dang, Rashida Hakim, George Cheruvathur, Sandra Militaru, Challenge Topic 3: The Biofuels Challenge Technology Approach 1st Place, Title: The Application of the Triazabicyclodecene Catalyst to the Transesterification Process in Biofuels Production, Team Members: Lawrence Atienza, Neha Nagvekar, Fred Qin, Larry Wang, Challenge Topic 3: The Biofuels Challenge Design Approach 2nd Place, Title: Application of Optical Fiber Cables Within Algal Photobioreactors for Augmented Productivity and Scalability, Team Members: Abhijith Balijepalli, Tyler Volta, Rusdan Crook, Ryan Koshy. Anusha Srivastava and Esther Wang finished 2nd in the Senior Group Documentary category, with their piece titled,Unfulfilled Promise: Emerging Conflicts Between Zionists and Arab Nationalists Shaped by British Policy in Post WWI Palestine. Each year, the math club participates in theAmerican Mathematics Competitions(AMC)which is the first of a series of three challenging competitions in high schoolmathematicsthat determine the United States team for theInternational Mathematical Olympiad(IMO). Furthermore, of the 12 bids available to our students to go to ISEF, our students at T-STEM secured 50% of those spots!! We had a record number of FOUR students receive bids to ISEF even in-light of the covid-19 outbreak. The USA Physics Olympiad Series is a series of tests to select the US representatives at the International Physics Olympiad (IPhO). Please congratulate ALL students who competed at WSSEF - everyone worked so hard and deserves to be commended. Leonardo Ribeiro de Brito (gr. On Saturday April 30, the Washington State National History Day competition washeld at Lake Washington High School with over 500 students in attendance. ALL of my students wrote compelling, well articulated letters that blew me away. It is important to note thateven if they did not receive a prize, ALL students who participated put forth a huge amount of timeandeffortand I am so impressed with our students' perseverance, dedication, and passion for their projects. The Congressional Art Competition began in 1982 as an opportunity for members of Congress to recognize and celebrate the artistic talents of their young constituents. This years Global Finale judges included: Virgilio Aquino (C07, WG12), investment director at Aberdeen Standard Investments; Linda Cox, a retired business education teacher and former investment professional who previously advised two consecutive winning teams in the competition; Muk Rao (C94, GSE97), senior technologist at Wharton Research Data Services; and Patrick Yung (WG00), senior vice president, corporate development and strategic investments for Independence Blue Cross. We had a record 18 students participate in the Biology Olympiad Open Exam this year. The top two entries in each of 5 categories at the State contestgo on to the National competition. Desired. (2nd Place). In addition to the team award, Yuchen Li won a medal for answering the 3rd-most toss-up questions. Tesla STEM High School Committee Chair Position Descriptions ACT/SAT Prep Plan and organize SAT/ACT test prep and related activities. I am happy to report that our Team finished 6th in state, earning 16.5 out of a possible 25 points. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday: 7:30 to 2:20 with two lunch sessions Wednesday: 7:30 to 12:25 with one lunch offered from 12:25 to 12:50 What is the district's transportation plan for T-STEM? I have no doubt that what happened in the last 24 hours before the competition produced several of our first place awards. If you read that far and see these students, please congratulate themor congratulate anyone on these teams, because winning a team trophy is more dependent on consistent performance across all events, rather than individual performance. The future is bright, though I am encouraging them to stock three full teams for next year. All middle school teams competed using the same online platform that will be used in the Science Olympiad regional and state events, which allowed TSHS to grade, rank, and announce results on the day of competition! Eastlake High School https://ehs.lwsd.org/athletics Advocacy Attend two state PTSA events per school year (Oct. & Feb.), in the Seattle area and pass along monthly updates to our community through PTSA newsletters and social media. Advice from my seat in investing: maintain the discipline of your investment process and be flexible when things dont work out.. Tesla STEM studentKeshav Acharyawon a Silver Medal as part of the 2022 President's Volunteer Service Awards! 7thplace Mihika Vankamamidi, The Internship Recruiting Team is driven by the passion to recognize and develop emerging talent. Congratulations to all of these students. Ultimately, four students earn the right to represent the USA at the International Biology Olympiad (IBO), a worldwide competition involving student teams from over seventy countries. Please join us in congratulating our knowledge bowl team that competed in the state competition in the 2A division this Saturday in Yakima and came home with 2ndplace out of 18 teams! NHD is an annual competition where student conduct primary source research on a topic of their choosing, but in conjunction with a specific annual theme. Katherine Bo, Davina Lau and Michelle Yeh Familiarity of Music and its Effects on Stress Levels on Students. Singapore for Regions 1 and 2 and BTG Pactual for Region 4. When I was your age, I did not know what a Monte Carlo simulation was. We had 75 students from Tesla STEM participate and once again, our students out-shined our greatest expectations. The Tesla STEM Science Bowl Team competed in the Pacific Northwest Regional Science Bowl on February 27, 2021. In addition to reinventing the item, teams were to create a video pitch of their new product. His wisdom and wit were much appreciated. These teams are performing well across all events, with impressive results. Jenai Sheffels School Schedules overview - Tesla STEM High. The top 3 in each event automatically qualified for the National Conference in Atlanta in June. Their team was specifically advised and helped through the administrative processes by their teacher Mr. Matthew Travis. A total of 8 bio club students participated in theUSABOOpen Exam, the first oftwo rounds of challenging exams. Tesla STEM High School For Students & Families Links to Skyward, online payments, FinalForms and more Peachjar Eflyers School and community flyers from non-profit, charitable and civic organizations. Sign Up for LWSD Newsletters. Click the link below to see all about the Tesla STEM scholars who trekked to Utah to launch their rocket this summer! This year Tesla STEM had 29 students participate, and 15 students qualified for the next round, the American Invitational Mathematics Examination (AIME) on February 7th. 2 Tesla STEM Scholars named to Top 300 in Regeneron Science Talent Search American Mathematics Competitions (AMC) Science Olympiad is played by teams of 15 students who compete in pairs and trios across 23 total events. The Youth Poet Laureate also publishes a poetry collection, released in May by Poetry NW Editions, when the next Youth Poet Laureate of the following year is announced. They will have one more test to potentially qualify for the Final, which involves 10 days of instruction and 2 days of testing at a host university and a chance to represent the US at the International Biology Olympiad in Japan. Students raked in a record-breaking 24 category awardsincluding 1 grand prize winner who won a bid to the Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF). FBLA continued the successful streak started by TSA. Last day of school remains Friday, June 23, 2022 International Olympiad in Astronomy and Astrophysics. Please join Ms. Zebrack and me in congratulating these students on their achievements. This was the first year we competed in this national competition hosted by the National Institute for Neurological Disorders and Stroke at the National Institutes of Health. Dhruv Srinivasan: 11th Grade (Redmond HS). We are exceptionally proud of the work they all did. PDF Tesla STEM High School Placing in the top 10 in the NAC will earn you a spot to represent the US in the IOAA. Congratulations to the following students: Bhavya Nandikanti, Karina Kejriwal,andDivya Singh: 1st Place, Intro to Business Presentation, Rohit Karthik: 3rd Place, Introduction to Information Technology. https://globalyouth.wharton.upenn.edu/. We are all so very proud of all of our students. Nikola Tesla was born in 1856 in the Austrian Empire (modern-day Croatia). HOSA had an exceptional weekend at the State Leadership Conference in Spokane, WA. Our students' excellence and professionalism set them apart. Feel free to congratulate these students when you see them! The State of Seattle's Homeless Population, Salmon: The Indicators of the Environment. 9) also had a very strong Senior Individual documentary on Nikola Tesla, but unfortunately did not qualify to move on to the state final competition. They had to navigate trying to finish their project and create their trifold plus prepare for virtual judging and judge questioning all in a matter of weeks. For ExploraVision, the students predict what a current technology will be like 10+ years in the future. Particle Simulation of Phase-Dependent Fields Using Geometric Algebra, Hanna Karpstein. The maturity level, the thoughtfulness and the amount of time and effort for each of you to do that on top of your studies as a high school student really is impressive., Added Aquino: You are already way ahead of the curve. The team conducted itself well, workingtogether to solve problems under extreme time pressure, and sharingthe burden of sitting out (since only 4 out of 5 get to play at one time). From instructor and advisor Ms. Kate Allender: Please congratulate our Tesla STEM scholars on a tremendous showing atCSRSEF over the weekend of March 11-12, which was a hybrid event. Additionally, we had a great showing of 1st place award winners (24) and additional special category awards, which are listed below. ree Tesla STEM students participated in the Washington State National History Day contest in an attempt to qualify for the National competition in June. The projects, students, and link to their projects are below. 3. Aditi Ekhote received Distinguished Delegate honors and an award for her Position Paper. Even more exciting, we had 3 students score in the top 1%! Get Advice: From advice on classes to college applications, see how your school counselor can help you navigate high school and the college planning journey. This year, the centerreceived almost 600 entries representing 46 schools! Tesla STEM High School - YouTube Out of 972 teams from around the world, a team from Tesla STEM was one of just 20 US teams to make it into the final round. When you see these students, please congratulate them and the teachers that inspire them. Learn more about Tesla STEM High School.. In addition, Claire Whiteside received Distinguished Delegate. Unlike many teachers, including many at Tesla STEM, Allender requires science fair participation for her STEM lab concentration class. It is important that students are at school in order to receive valuable instruction from teachers, collaboration with their peers, and understand important due dates. 8thplace Aheli Dutta and Aran Punniamoorthy, In particular, please encourage our lone non-senior, Aashray, who had so much fun that he plans to keep the team going next year. Christine Lee, our chapter president, rose to the challenge of being an excellent leader and communicator with the club. The following students received the following awards: Behavioral and Social Sciences (BEHA) Note: there were two second places due to high number of competitors in this category, 1st place: Catherine Benson, The Effects of Changing Behavioral Tendencies Toward a Person with Schizophrenia or Psychosis NOS, 2nd place: Claire Whiteside, Perceived Credibility of Political Advertisements on Facebook, 2nd Place: Kyra Bethune, Incorporation of Self-Esteem Enhancement Strategies in Social Media, Honorable Mention: Toma Itagaki and Eric Yin, Determining the Effects of Psychological States on High Schooler's Performance in Chess, 1st place: Sarah Suhy, Siderocalin and Its Interactions with Adipocytes, 2nd place: Eudoxie Hudry and Nisha Thottam, Improving the Production of the Anti-Cancer Drug Paclitaxel Through Biosynthesis in Bacteria, Biomedical Engineering, Material Science (ENBM), 1st place: Ishika Mukherjee and Eesha Murali, Viability of Urinary Polyamine levels as a Preliminary Test for Cancer, Honorable Mention: Sarah Berg, Dielectric Elastomers in 3-D Printed Prosthetic Fingers, Biomedical and Health Sciences (BMED), Translational Medicine (TMED) and Chemistry (Chem), 2nd place: Sashwatha Shankar, Generating a Machine Learning Model to Determine the Metastatic Potential of Lung Cancer Tumors, Computational Biology & Bioinformatics (CBIO), 3rd place: Amrita Narasimhan, Applying Machine Learning Techniques for Identification of Discriminative Biomarkers, Earth and Environmental Sciences (ENEV) Note: there were two honorable mentions due to high number of competitors in this category, Honorable Mention: Ritika Iyer, The Application of Infrared Thermography to Architecture to Identify Heat-Emitting Building Materials, Honorable Mention: Betty Park and Emma Draper, The Study of Air Quality Conditions in Relation to Renal Transplants Through a Data Analysis Approach, Embedded Systems, Robotics and Intelligent Machines (ROBO), 1st place: Neha Hulkund, MRI Multiple Sclerosis Lesion Segmentation Using Deep Learning, 3rd place: Jack Tribolet and Yukito Shida, Generating Haptic Feedback Based Upon Calculated Data and User Information, Engineering Mechanics (ENMC), Environmental Engineering (ENEV), 2nd place: William Wang, Drones Optimized Through Neural Networks for Reconnaissance and Imaging of Martian Environments, Honorable Mention: Niranjan Sahi and Aditya Balasubramanian, Augmented Malleability in Pipeline Joints for Improved Resistance to Seismic Ground Forces, Physics and Astronomy (PHYS), Mathematics (Math), 1st place: Aashna Sheth, The Application of Microwave Satellite to the Statistical Hurricane Intensity Prediction Scheme (SHIPS), Tableau Award: Claire Whiteside, Perceived Credibility of Political Advertisements on Facebook, Excellence in Scientific Research ($500): Ritika Iyer, The Application of Infrared Thermography to Architecture to Identify Heat-Emitting Building Materials, NASA Earth Systems Science Award: Betty Park and Emma Draper, The Study of Air Quality Conditions in Relation to Renal Transplants Through a Data Analysis Approach, Recipient of $1000 Bellevue College scholarship: Sam Thornton, Making Self-Regulation Tools Available to All Students, Association for Women Geoscientist's Award: Aashna Sheth, The Application of Microwave Satellite to the Statistical Hurricane Intensity Prediction Scheme (SHIPS), Intel Award, Excellence in Computer Science ($200): Neha Hulkund, MRI Multiple Sclerosis Lesion Segmentation Using Deep Learning, American Chemical Society (ACS) Prize: Ishika Mukherjee and Eesha Murali, Viability of Urinary Polyamine levels as a Preliminary Test for Cancer, American Institute for Aeronautics and Astronautics Award: William Wang, Drones Optimized Through Neural Networks for Reconnaissance and Imaging of Martian Environments, Supernova Awards: Claire Maurer, Encoding Quantifiable Data for Nose-to-Finger Test with Essential Tremor, American Meteorological Society Award: Aashna Sheth, The Application of Microwave Satellite to the Statistical Hurricane Intensity Prediction Scheme (SHIPS), US Metric Associations Award: Niranjan Sahi and Aditya Balasubramanian, Augmented Malleability in Pipeline Joints for Improved Resistance to Seismic Ground Forces. Congratulations to all of the winners listed below, and to our new State Officer At-Large, Brayden Brackett! The test is a 75-minute, 30-question multiple choice test. Introduction to Financial Math: 3rd Place - Siddhant Porwal; Introduction to Information Technology: 1st Place - Michael Yu; Organizational Leadership: 3rd Place Vani Daryani; Parliamentary Procedure: 1st Place - Team of Oleg Ianchenko, An Doan, Nathan Apfel, Spring Chenjp; 2nd Place - Team of Deveshi Thakur, Emily Zhao, Jessica Singh, Keerthana Pilla, For the first time ever, the Central Sound Regional Science and Engineering Fair (CSRSEF) was canceled, the International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) has been canceled, and the Washington State Science and Engineering Fair (WSSEF) was held remotely via GoToMeeting. More than 50% of the category awards were awarded to Tesla STEM students. A Tesla coil is one of the devices that has fascinated people for years. Delivers AI-driven batteries by adapting hardware from manufacturers including Tesla, Samsung, LG Stem's Athena is leading Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) to optimize energy use between sources. Please congratulate the following ten groups who placed in the top 15 in the nation in their events: Chemistry Lab: Sebi Kumar & Yuchen Li, 15th, Dynamic Planet: Aashray & Yuchen Li, 1st, Forensics: Rithani Saravanakumar & Anjali Sreenivas, 10th, Remote Sensing: Aashray & Yuchen Li, 4th, Rocks and Minerals: Aashray & Yuchen Li, 1st, Trajectory: Farzad Hasan & Siddhant Porwal, 10th, Cybersecurity: Marcin Anforowicz & Aayush Sheth, 8th, Digital Structures: Marcin Anforowicz & Divij Aswinkumar 12th, Write It CAD It: Prerana Kota & Harish Krishnakumar, 10th.
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