#1 in Broward County Science & Engineer Fair
American Heritage Schools
American Heritage Schools, Broward Campus, received the most awards, 30, at the Broward County Regional Science & Engineering Fair, making us the #1 school in the county. 12 of the students received first place and will be moving forward to the State competition. The county fair was virtual this year, so students were judged on a six minute Powerpoint video presentation. They had to be as detailed as possible, as there wasn’t a chance for them to clarify or answer any questions the judges might have had.
Below is a list of the District winners who will advance to the State Competition (SSEF) in March plus the 2nd, 3rd, 4th and Special Awards winners.
7th Grade
Elie Ciril, Energy Storage Levels of Different Types of Supercapacitors
Aliyah Dania, The Effect of Different Food Choices on the Sweet and Bitter Taste Neurons and Behavior in Drosophila Melanogaster
Armaan Fatteh-Patil, The Effect of Mask Fabric on the Transmission of Glo Germ Through the Mask
Anneliese Hsiao, The Effect of a Hot Car Interior on Hand Sanitizer Alcohol Content
Laila Rozenberg, Effects of PCB’s and PFA’s on the Neurological Developments of Zebrafish Embryo Tectums
9th Grade
Carla del Río, The Simulation and Analysis of Random Bipartite Graphs Synthesized to Model Statistical Properties of Datasets for Computer Diagnostics
Sharon Fernandez, The Effects of the Modulation by Melatonin on the Pathogenesis of Systemic Lupus Erythematosus on Drosophila Melanogaster
10th Grade
Maya Neeranjun, The Effectiveness of Deep Learning Models on the Detection of Pneumonia
11th Grade
Rohan Kumar, Designing an Alternate Epitope Based Vaccine to Combat SARS-CoV-2 Utilizing an Immunoinformatics Approach
Emilin Mathew, Digital Phenotyping Autism: Investigating Objective Vocal and Movement Quantification for Characterizing Autism Severity
Megan Yang (including a Special Award), Utilizing Reinforcement Learning and Deep Neural Networks to Optimize Non-pharmaceutical COVID-19 Interventions in Florida
12th Grade
Abdul-Jalil Dania (including a Special Award), Evaluating the Economic and Social Ramifications from Sea Level Rise in the Florida Coastal Region in 2050 and Solutions to Alleviate Potential Damages
Second Place Winners
6th Grade
Maximus Callis (including a Special Award), The Effects of Different Materials on Beam Deflection
Heidi Klink, The Effects of Different Plastic Types in Soil on the Length of Carrot Roots
7th Grade
Divyan Kannayan, Identifying Which Type of Metal is Most Resistant to Corrosion When Exposed to Milk
Gabriela Quatela, The Effects of GloGerm Transmission from Porous and Non-Porous Surfaces to the Skin
9th Grade
Ellaheh Gohari, Ecological Momentary Assessment: A Novel Method to Predict Physical Functioning in Schizophrenia Patients
Third Place Winners
7th Grade
Anagha Iyer, The Effects of Ayurveda, Nutraceuticals, and Traditional Chinese Medicine on Alzheimers on Drosophila Melanogaster
9th Grade
Anya Pinto, The Effects of the Coronavirus Pandemic on Mental Health
11th Grade
Bhaveshsai Reddy (including a Special Award) Assessing the Neuroregenerative Properties of the Electrically Stimulated Adipose-derived Stem Cell (ASC) Secretome
12th Grade
Angelin Mathew, Understanding the Complications of youth Vaping: Identifying Genetic Changes and Vascular Damage for Better Treatment Targets
Fourth Place Winners
11th Grade
Larissa Ma (including a Special Award), White Matter Connectivity of the Superior Longitudinal Fasciculus II and Executive Function in Young Children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
12th Grade
Illiana Bennett, Connections Between Developmental Risk Factors and the Onset of Multiple Sclerosis
Roshni Mishra, Improving Statistical Method BIO_CYCLE Performance by Training Process Optimization for Applications in Circadian Rhythm Pattern Detection
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