Science Fair

January 26, 2002

Winners

Biological Sciences | Physical Science | Earth and Space
Greater New Orleans Science Fair

Biological Sciences

1^st - Michael Ballero        Wood and Termites
2^nd - Chris Cimo               Bacteria and Household Cleaning Objects
3^rd- Evan Schoen            Brain Concentration
H.M. - Philip Sampognaro   Bacteria Growth on Shoes
H.M. - Ryan Levy                Teeth Metal, and Pain
H.M. - Frank Matto              Transpiration in Plants
H.M. - Kevin Astugue          How Colored Light Affects Plant Growth

Physical Sciences

1^st - Chris Vitenas     Roofing Materials
2^nd - Johnny Carr      Best Baseball Bats
3^rd - J.P. Bernard     Construction Materials Under Fire
H.M. - T.B. Merritt       Clothing and Temperature Changes
H.M. - David Smith     Chemistry of Dissolving Aspirin Teeth,
H.M. - Phillip Poche   Electricity and Magnetism

Earth and Space Sciences

1^st - Alden Carrere Oil Spills

Results of the

Greater New Orleans Science Fair

March 8, 2002

* Indicates an award from a special interest group.

Chris Vitenas

* New Orleans Federal Executive Board - Awarded a medallion and $200 savings bond for the outstanding exhibit on energy conservation and/or energy resource development.

* ASM International Foundation - Awarded a medallion and certificate as the winner of the best materials engineering project.

Michael Ballero

* Bob Odom Award - Awarded a prize of $50 for the outstanding project in agriculture and forestry.

Alden Carrere

* Society of Petroleum Engineers - Awarded a prize of $25 and a certificate for an outstanding energy or engineering related project.

Johnny Carr

* Armed Forces Communications Electronics Association - Awarded a third-place prize of $25 and a medal for on outstanding project in Math/Computer Science and Communications.

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