The day started off not so well as the hotel somehow decided to run a 5:30 fire alarm test ... quite annoying. Poor Cathy .... she was up early to escort Catharine and Dan MacInnis for their 7 am schedukled CBC interviews. For the rest of us, it was 8:30 am breakfast at the au Bon Pain again.
With Judging out of the way, it was now time to just tell the their stories of their projects to the public. From 10 am to 2 pm, the Convention Centre was overrun with thousands of Pittsburgh school children who filled the hall with questions and curiosity. Friendships were made with students of neighbouring projects.
TEAM CANADA IISEF-YSC BRITISH COLUMBIA
Raymond Wang Nicole Ticea
Duncan Strothers Andini Makosinski
Janice Pang
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Raymond Wang (17) Grade 11, St. George's School, Vancouver, BC
ENMC043I Aircraft Cabin Airflow: Curbing Disease Transmission
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Nicole Sabina Ticea (16) Gr 9, York House School, Vancouver
BMED082I Low-Cost Disposable Device for Point-of-Care Nucleic Acid Testingof HIV: Sample-to-Answer in 60 Minutes for Less than $5.00
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Duncan Bayard Stothers (17) Gr 12, St. George's School, Vancouver, BC
ENMC039I The FIRST Frame: Personalized Front Impact Reduction SysTem for Bicycles
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Andini Makosinski (17) Gr 12, Saint Michaels University School, Victoria, BC
EGPH046I The e-Drink: Capturing Electricity from Beverages
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Janice Pang (17) Gr 11, Pinetree Secondary School, Coquitlam, BC
BMED073I miRNAs as Biomarkers of IAPP-Induced Infammation in Type 2 Diabetes
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