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Science champs
Young scientists focus their research on real-world problems
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Tagged acoustics, Anna Lou, antenna, bait, Bill Wallace, Blokus, Broadcom MASTERS, David Li, feature, fuel efficiency, Georgetown Day School, groundwater, Jessika Baral, LED, light emitting diodes, Marconi/Samueli award, Maria Elena Grimmett, middle school, optics, Paige Gentry, parabola, peripheral vision, rabies, Raymond Gilmartin, sails, science competition, science fair, spoiler, Stephanie Lemnios, tannins, topstories, vaccines, vision, water pollution, Will Monts, wireless
Car-crazy kid wins Broadcom competition
First place at middle-school MASTERS event goes to an eighth grader who studied automotive spoilers
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Tagged aerodynamic drag, Anirudh Jain, Applied Science, Broadcom Corp., Broadcom Foundation, Carolyn Jons, Cassie Drury, Chase Lewis, Daniel Lu, Elizabeth Marincola Society for Science and the Public, eyeglasses, friction, getinvolved, Jenifer Evans, Jessika Baral, junior high, Lincoln Laboratory, Mabel Wheeler, Marconi/Samueli award, Maria Elena Grimmett, math, Maura Clare Oei, Maya Patel, middle school competition, near-earth asteroid, Nicole Odzer, Paige Gentry, peripheral vision, Raymond Gilmartin, Samueli Foundation, Scott McGregor, Shashank Dholakia, Shishir Dholakia, Shixuan Justin Li, Skunk bait, spoiler, Technology and Engineering for Rising Stars, topstories, vehicle restraint system, wind tunnel
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