CSEF 2021 project S0525 — title not published

CSEF · 2021 Biochemistry/ Molecular Biology First Award

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Awards (3)

  • Category Award: 1
  • Sponsored Award: Southern California National BioGENEius Award - For outstanding original and independent research in the biosciences, including the opportunity to participate in the International BioGENEius Competition at the Biotechnology Innovation Organization meeting. Presented by the Southern California Biomedical Council (SoCalBio). $1,250 Senior Division SoCal BioGENEius Award
  • Sponsored Award: CAPS Science Achievement Award - For the project that illustrates good scientific methodology in physics, chemistry, biological sciences, biochemistry, environmental sciences, plant sciences, or energy resources. Presented by the California Association of Professional Scientists (CAPS). $100 Science Achievement Award: S-06-07, Alexander Gu CSBPA Best Coastal Science Awards - For achievement in coastal and ocean science, including student membership in the American Shore and Beach Preservation Association (ASBPA). Presented by the California Shore and Beach Preservation Association (CSBPA). $250 Junior Division Best Coastal Science Award: J-19-06, Dylan Turzak $500 Senior Division Best Coastal Science Award: S-11-26, Sriram Bhimaraju Director’s Award for Most Innovative Alternative Energy Project - For the project that incorporates the most innovative alternative energy concept and analysis. Presented by Bob Anderson, CSEF Director of Special and Recognition Awards. $200 Most Innovative Alternative Energy Award: J-02-04, Ibraheem Abdussalam Drs. S. & C.C. Kar Award - For students with excellence in original idea and scientific thinking, passion for a career in healthcare field, in depth knowledge and presentation of the science project. Presented by the Sheila Kar Health Foundation. $1,000 Drs. S. & C.C. Kar Award: S-15-13, Melissa Qin Lemelson Early Inventor Prize - For the best young inventor creating a promising solution to real-world problems. Presented by The Lemelson Foundation in partnership with the Society for Science. $100 Early Inventor Award: J-01-08, Zach Matise Plug In America EV Excellence Awards - For the best project demonstrating the benefits of plug-in vehicles or advancing the science of vehicle electrification or electric mobility. Presented by Plug In America. $100 Junior Division EV Excellence Award: J-06-06, Aditi Kiran $100 Senior Division EV Excellence Award: S-10-12, Maya Tovar $100 Senior Division EV Excellence Award: S-11-22, Rishabh Ambavanekar Raytheon Technology Engineering & Math Awards - For Junior Division projects demonstrating technological innovation in computer science, mathematics, electrical engineering, materials engineering, mechanical engineering, or physics. Presented by the Raytheon Asian Pacific Association. $250 Applied Mechanics & Structures Award: J-03-08, Peyton Hui $250 Electronics & Electromagnetics Award: J-10-18, Lucas Katz $250 Mathematical Sciences Award: J-14-07, Nareg Khashaki $250 Mathematical Sciences Award: J-14-12, Maia Rocha $250 Physics & Astronomy Award: J-17-20, Ilesh Sundar Regeneron Biomedical Sciences Award 2021 - For the project best demonstrating an impressive command of biomedical sciences and Regeneron’s five core values: lead with science; take on big ideas; make it happen; be great together; and do what’s right. Presented by Regeneron. $500 Biomedical Sciences Award

Competition history

  • CSEF 2021 Biochemistry/ Molecular Biology · Entry S0525

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