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“Ice Machine Bacteria vs Toilet Water” and More

By Tim McGillivray, Community Writer
March 25, 2015 at 11:46am. Views: 90

Congratulations to the following young researchers, who won the district Science Fair and will now represent MVUSD regionally at the RIMS Science Fair, April 6-7: - Avannya Sinha, VHMS, Do Pianists Type Faster than Non-Pianists? - Mackenzie Joyce, VHMS, Do Coffee Shop Ice Machines Contain More Bacteria than Their Toilet Water? - Adela Equihua-Sanchez, Palm, Stalactites & Stalagmites - Greg Pedaline, Palm, Growing Plants in Different Soils - Madeline Walker, Palm, Rethink Your Drink - Blake Sorensen, Palm, Super Stretchy Rubber Bands - Ethan Dunn, Palm, The Super Cantilever - Cynthia Martinez, Palm, Strawberries vs. Toothpaste - David Prozinski, Palm, Electrochemistry: Comparing the conductivity of Common Liquids Trysten Slack, Palm, Turbo Soil - Eric Chelette, BSMS, What Paper Airplane Design Flies the Farthest? - Ethan Watson, BSMS, As the Golf Ball Flies - Roderick Jones, BSMS, Which Teeth Whitener Works the Best? - Abigail Gonzalez-Loera and Vivianna Torres, BSMS, Music and Productivity - Janet Carlos, BSMS, Making the Boldest, Brightest Dyed Fabric - Isalys De La Rosa & Geraldine Sanchez, BSMS, The Great Melting Race - Joseline Landa, BSMS, The Stroop Effect - Diego Fuentes, BSMS, What Type of Materials Can Weaken the WiFi Signal Most? - Gabriel Hidalgo, BSMS, Parachute Sizes - Guadalupe Gonzalez, BSMS, Aggressive Behavior: Going Head to Head with a Beta Fish - Rodrigo Lopez, BSMS, Which Freezes Faster, Hot or Cold Water? - Anthony Richardson, Sunnymeadows, Are LED Light Bulbs More Efficient? - Benathen Arce, Sunnymeadows, Static - Sofia Torres, Sunnymeadows, What Material Blocks Wi-Fi the Most? - Andrew Tinoco, Hidden Springs, School of Germs - Brianna Thornley, Hidden Springs, Can Your Eyes Fool Your Taste Buds

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