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Rocket scientists present findings at annual science fair

Rocket scientists present findings at annual science fair

Students showcased their projects at the Science Department’s annual science fair, some using their love of biking, technology, or sunshine as the basis for their projects.

Projects ranged from Can I change my brain waves? to Effects of Sunscreen on Daphnia magna. Sophomore Nico Voegele, first-place winner, explored if the length of a VSB-C Cable would have an effect on the amount of time needed to fully charge a device, while sophomore Annabel Moeves, second-place winner, investigated which exercise would have the most significant afterburn: running, biking, or lifting. 

Great work Rockets!  

McNicholas Science Fair Awards

First Place 

Nico Voegele | Effect of the Length of VSB-C Cable on Charging Time  

Second Place 

Annabel Moeves | Does running, biking, or lifting have the most significant afterburn?   

Third Place 

AJ Goff | Effect of Wind Turbine Blade Material on Speed and Sound 

Honorable Mentions 

Molly Armstrong | How does chlorine water impact skin?   

Josie Mayfield | Effects of Sunscreen on Daphnia magna

Lily Von Holle | Plastic pollution and solutions

Zach Westerkamp | Can I change my brain waves?   

Special Awards 

NABT Award for Outstanding Life Science Project

Josie Mayfield | Effects of Sunscreen on Daphnia magna  

Governor’s Award in Advanced or Alternative Energy 

AJ Goff | Effect of Wind Turbine Blade Material on Speed and Sound  

Governor's Award in Information Science & Technology Research

Nico Voegele | Effect of the Length of VSB-C Cable on Charging Time

Governor's Award in Biotechnology & Biomedical Technologies

Zach Westerkamp | Can I change my brain waves?