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| Sigma Xi
Science Fair Winners 2002
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Louisville Winner |
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Southern Indiana Winner |
Ryan Schofield
South Oldham High School
Crestwood, KY
Teacher: Ms. Whitely |
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Erin Bond
Paoli High School
Paoli, IN |
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Layer V Cells in Auditory Cortex that Project to the Thalamus in Guinea Pigs |
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A Second Year Study of the Effects on Protozoa and
Results of Standardized Water Tests from Sewer Leakage in Willow Creek |
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| Each year, the Louisville Chapter of Sigma Xi selects an overall winner
from the Senior Division of the Louisville and Southern Indiana Science Fairs. This honor
also carries with it a certificate, a dinner invitation and a $50 cash award.
Traditionally, the presentation is made at our annual banquet which this year will be held
at the University Club of the University of Louisville (Belknap Campus) on Wednesday,
April 24 at 5:30 p.m. The students, parents and science teachers are guests of the
Chapter. This year's featured banquet speaker will be Dr. Ronald M. Atlas of the
University of Louisville. The lecture, "Bioterrorism: Responding to the Threat,"
will begin at about 7:00 p.m.. Dr. Atlas, a distinguished Sigma Xi lecturer, will have a
multimedia presentation and we are delighted that he has accepted our invitation. |
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| Sigma Xi
Science Fair Winners 2001 |
Louisville Winner |
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Southern Indiana Winner |
Olumakinde Adeagbo
duPont Manual High School
Louisville, KY
Teacher: Mr. Glenn "Skip" Zwanzig
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Rob McKnight
Graceland Christian School
New Albany, IN
Teacher: Ms. Wanda Fleming
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The Effect of Low Frequency Vibration on Strength of Magnetic Fields on
a Flexible Spinning Disc
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Evidence for Nicotinic Receptors
in Bone Arterioles from Sprague
Dowley Rats
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Sigma Xi
Science Fair Winners 2000 |
Louisville Winner |
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Southern Indiana Winner |
Chris M. Rezvanian
duPont Manual High School
Louisville, KY
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Sarah Kessans
Eastern High School
Pekin, IN
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| Erosion Control: Natural vs. Artificial |
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Herbicidal Effects of Tannic Acid Extracted from Quercus
Borealis Sawdust on the Germination of Weed and Crop Seeds in a Plot Study |
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