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Every year the content of the student projects increases in number and sophistication: Please congratulate these award winners for the curiosity, creativity, and persistance in pursuing their projects. The high-school Massachusetts State Science Fair was held on May 1-2 at MIT -- and seventeen CleanTech projects were in among the 175 winners at State! To View the Winners and their Projects: Regions: I, II, III, IV, V, VI MSSEF State Winners
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Sponsors:The Boston Area Solar Energy Association (BASEA)
new england clean energy council
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State Fair CleanTech Award Winners: Shawn M. Onessimo, Lowell Catholic High School: The Arc of the Sun: Measuring the Efficiency of Plastic Organic Photocells Zachary Grobe and Terianna Wax, Westfield High School: Oil Wells within Plant Cells Regional Awards: Region I, Western:Elizabeth Niedziela and Miranda Mooring, HopkinsAcademy, Hadley
Sean Horan, Shrewsbury High School Daniel Cunnigham and Andrew Ryan, Hopkinton High School
The Effect of Tubercles on Wind Turbines A Second Place at State! Climate, Earth and Atmospheric Science: Andrew Bellesis, Wachusett Regional High School, Holden Honorable Mention, Technology: Abhinav Mishra, Shrewsbury High School
The Organic Dye Sensitized Solar-Cell: Developement and Characterization A First Place at State!
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Region II, Central, Continued Ashley Millette, Massachusetts Academy of Mathematics and Science, Worcester
Fueling the Future: Direct Methanol Fuel Cells A Second Place at State! Matthew R. Wezowicz, Taunton High School
Solar Energy, Collecting the Most Free Power A First Place at State! Climate, Earth and Atmospheric Science: Ellen V. Valley, Bishop Feehan High School Sky Light, Sky Bright Honorable Mention, Technology: William C. Black, Taunton High School
Which Compost Decomposes Sugar Cane Fiber the Fastest and Manasi Malik, Bishop Feehan High School
A First Place at State! Shawn M. Onessimo, Lowell Catholic High School
The Arc of the Sun: Measuring the Efficiency of Plastic Organic Photocells A Third Place at State!
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Region IV,Northeastern, Continued Climate, Earth and Atmospheric Science: Noah Arbesfeld, Lexington High School
On the Structure of Lower Central Quotients of a Free Associative Algebra Nickolas A. Aylward, Sacred Heart High School, Kingston
Climate, Earth and Atmospheric Science: Tyler L. Barron, Falmouth Academy: The Effect of Ocean Acidification, as a Result of Global Warming, on the Viability of B. Foraminifera An Honorable Mention at State Reginald Edge and Johneric Cedeno, Health Careers Academy, Roxbury |
