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CSEF 2021 project S0864 — title not published

CSEF · 2021

Sydney Badescu UCLA Brain Research Institute Awards - For research achievement, innovation, and interpretation in any area related to the brain in health and sickness. Presented by the Brain Research Institute (BRI), University of California, Los Angeles. $250 Junior Division First Place Award: J-04-21, Paloma Vargas $150 Junior Division Second Place Award: J-04-02, Izabela Wilson $100 Junior Division Third Place Award: J-04-06, Ella Roberts $250 Senior Division First Place Award: S-04-20, team of Spencer He and Ryan Liu $150 Senior Division Second Place Award: S-05-30, Amrutha Srivatsav $100 Senior Division Third Place Award: S-08-04 Isabella He

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Awards (1)

  • Sponsored Award: SPIE Optics and Photonics Awards - For the projects best demonstrating scientific research and engineering applications in optics, photonics, and related fields. Presented by SPIE, the International Society for Optics and Photonics. $250 Junior Division First Place Award: J-10-18, Lucas Katz $200 Junior Division Second Place Award: J-20-15, Clara Kerr $150 Junior Division Third Place Award: J-10-22, Hunter Madden $600 Senior Division First Place Award: S-09-28, Aniyah Shen $450 Senior Division Second Place Award: S-06-08, Clara Bardeen $350 Senior Division Third Place Award

Competition history

  • CSEF 2021 Category not listed · Entry S0864

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