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Fraser Valley Regional Science Fair

Backboards

EXAMPLES OF PROJECTS THAT WON AT REGIONALS AND ADVANCED TO NATIONALS:

Grace Yu and Akira Yoshiyama "On the Generative Design of Airfoils" won gold at the 2022 Fraser Valley Regional Science Fair and went on to represent the Fraser Valley alongside Team BC at the Canada Wide Science Fair (CWSF) held virtually from Fredericton, NB. They won Gold for their division as well as receiving the Youth Can Innovate Award in the amount of $1,000.

‌‌Read their full project on MyStemSpace at https://mystemspace.ca/project-library/4262/


‌‌‌Raul Pinol and his project "Geothermal Power Plant Producing Water by Condensation" won gold at the 2018 Fraser Valley Regional Science Fair and went on to represent the Fraser Valley alongside Team BC at the Canada Wide Science Fair (CWSF) held in Ottawa, Ontario. Raul won the Senior Intact Climate Change Resillience Award valued at $2,500.


‌‌‌Mac Smith and his project "Head Start" won gold at the Fraser Valley Regional Science Fair in 2017. He was also chosen to represent the Fraser Valley alongside Team BC at the Canada Wide Science Fair (CWSF) the following month in Regina, Saskatchewan.

After Regionals he took all of his information from the original poster (with the guidance of his teacher and delegates from the FVRSF) and created his CWSF poster.

Other FVRSF backboard examples that were exceptional!

‌Ceilidh Smith won Silver at the 2018 Fraser Valley Regional Science Fair and was the recipient of a UFV Entrance Scholarship valued at $4,000 towards tuition.


Zhuangyu Zhang won Bronze at the 2018 Fraser Valley Regional Science Fair and was the recipient of the Engineers & Geoscientists of BC Award valued at $50.


Caio de Figueiroa won Silver at the 2018 Fraser Valley Regional Science Fair and was the recipient of the Abbotsford/Sumas Rotary Club Award valued at $200.


Ammjot Sidhu and Hameer Atwal won Bronze at the 2018 Fraser Valley Regional Science Fair and were the recipients of the Dasmesh Secondary School Award valued at $75.