Registration for the 2021 EWRSEF is open.

The 2021 EWRSEF will not be held in person due to COVID-19. Participants need to register and turn in the required forms, an abstract, and a PowerPoint with 5 to 8 slides.  This year a PowerPoint is required instead of a poster.   Participants will also need to record a short video explaining their project for review by judges. Judges may want to ask questions of the students by phone.

High school projects will be judged March 10 and 11.  Middle school projects will be judged in early April.

We are looking forward to a time when the EWRSEF will be held in person again.

 

THE 2020 EWRSEF AWARDS

 

Middle School Superior – invite to Broadcom Masters plus $100 Lemelson Prize

        Taylor Daines & David Osborn: CRISPR edited E.coli – Spokane Valley Learning Academy

Middle School Finalists – invites to Broadcom Masters

• Andrew Ives – Morning cotton – Pride Prep
• Jack Penders – Minecraft Computer- St. Thomas More
• Bailey Campbell – Does a Biodegradable phone case change the acidity of the soil? – Pride Prep
• Grayson Bingham – 3D hand – Pride Prep

High School Superiors selected for ISEF

• Elliot Wald – Using eDNA to estimate L. terrestris Populations – Ferris HS
• Anna Marko, Quin Lawrence, & Nathaniel Nickell – Cosmic radiation c elegan – North Central HS
• Chloe Winkler – Postharvest Canola Stalks for Cellulosic Ethanol Production – Odessa HS
• Justin Lusarreta – Analysis of Drought Tolerance Conferred by Plant Growth Promoting Rhizobacteria in Symphoricarpos – North Central HS

High School Semi-Finalists

• Kian Dolan – Identification of Manuka Honey Resistant Bacteria and Analysis of Their Genome – North Central HS
• Josie Westmoreland – Delta 18-O in Dendrochronological Samples As An Indicator For Climate Change – Odessa HS
• Jake Sataki – Analysis of KLF11 Sequence in Correlation to Type I Diabetes – North Central HS
• Madilynn Thrams – The Effect of Temperature on Landfill Carbon Dioxide Emissions – Wilbur-Creston HS

 

THE 2020 WSSEF AWARDS for EWRSEF students

 

Finalist to represent WSSEF at the Regeneron ISEF

   Amaya Martin: Analyzing the Gut Microbiota Species within SwHi and SwLo Rats– North Central HS

High School First Place Trophies

• Nathan Carter: the effects of captive rearing on gene expression in ramshorn snails – Ferris HS
• Wyatt Corrigan: The Effects of N-52 Magnets on Drosophila Melanogaster – Wilbur – Creston HS
• Gigi Gonzales: Ability of Synthesized Bacteria from the Wax Moth Galleria Mellonella to Bio-degrade Polyethylene Plastic – North Central HS
• Anne Lewis: Analysis of genetic susceptibility of chronic wasting disease in mule deer in Washington state– North Central HS
• Blake Maxwell: Evaluation of a Triple-Bound Cell Design for Use in a Long-Cycle, Solid-State, Lithium-Sulfur Battery– North Central
• Ainsley McCollum: Ultraviolet is the New Green! EBFP2 Blue Fluorescent Protein and GFP for Solar Energy Production – Ferris HS
• Kendra Potratz and Abigail Hanson: Performance of Algae-Infused Hydrogel Pearls Versus Algae-Based Biochar in Removing Heavy Metals from Wastewater– North Central HS
• Jacob Satake: Analysis of KLF11 Sequence in Correlation to Type I Diabetes– North Central HS
• Olivia Schwartz and Hailey Utzinger: The Effect of Water Contaminated with Lead II Nitrate on Ceratophyllum demersum Including Possible Bioremediation using Pleurotus ostreatus– Ferris HS
• Tristyn Struve: The Effect of Herbicides on Cognitive Deficit and Activity Levels in Drosophila Melanogaster – Wilbur – Creston HS
• Elliot Wald: Using eDNA to estimate L. terrestris Populations– Ferris HS
• Josie Westmoreland: Delta 18-O in Dendrochronological Samples As An Indicator For Climate Change – Odessa HS
• Chloe Winkler: Postharvest Canola Stalks for Cellulosic Ethanol Production– Odessa HS

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