• Congratulations to the following Independent Science Research students who have been busy presenting their work at the Tri-County Science Fair on 2/24, the JSHS Symposium on 3/5 & 3/6, and the MJAS Symposium on 3/10.
     
    Below are the students' names, what their research was about, and the recognition they received at those events:
     
    Nikolos Antonio
    Title: "Using a neural network to detect threats inside of TSA images"
    Science Fair: 1st place, advance to international competition. Also awards in computer science, engineering, and mathematics
    JSHS Symposium: Selected to present slideshow
    MJAS Symposium: Highly Superior, advance to state competition
     
    Olivia Crowell
    Title: "Characterization of CLE Gene Mutants both in the Shoot and in the Root"
    MJAS Symposium: Superior
     
    Ashton Estill
    Title: "Heart rate and emotional stimulus"
    Science Fair: American Psychological Association award
    JSHS Symposium: Selected to present slideshow
    MJAS Symposium: Superior
     
    Allison Jordan
    Title: "Does consciousness affect the work week?"
    MJAS Symposium: Superior

    Mason Misener
    Title: "Bacterial susceptibility to silver nitrate"
    Science Fair: 3rd place
    JSHS Symposium: Selected to present slideshow
    MJAS Symposium: Highly Superior, advance to state competition
     
    Andrew Vehige
    Title: "Image analysis-based seed phenomics in model grass Setaria viridis"
    Science Fair: 4th place
    MJAS Symposium: Highly Superior, advance to state competition