Canada's team to Intel ISEF 1998
Team Canada 1998 represented this country at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair from May 11-17 in Fort Worth, Texas
| Name | Project Title | City | Prov |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adam Bly | Fusion of Epithelial Cadherin cDNA to Green Fluorescent Protein: Phase II Biochemistry: Best of Category, $5000 and First Place Winner, $3000 Drexel University Full Scholarship $74,000 |
Montreal | QC |
| Charina Cameron | Sonic Bee Detector Physics: First Award of $3000 American Association of Physics teachers and the American Physical Society: $500. Polytechnic University, one-half of the annual tuition for each year of full-time study for up to four years. |
Wolfville | NS |
| Jean-Michel Filion, Marc-Andre Filion |
GUSTY Lake Trout Team Projects: Second Award of $1500 |
North Bay | ON |
| Matthew Garvin | Keel Appendages: What's going on down there? Engineering, Intel, Fourth Place Award of $500 |
Portugal Cove | NF |
| Jordan Harpur | Biological or Chemical Insecticides? Microbiology: Third Award of $1000 Entomological Society of America: First Prize $500 |
Vancouver | BC |
| Claire Heslop | The B in Spina Bifida: The Methonine Challenge Medicine and Health: Best of Category Award of $5000 and First Place Winner, $3000 Intel Fellows Achievement Awards, $2000 Drexel University Full Scholarship $74,000 University of Texas at Dallas, $5,500 scholarship per year for four years. |
Almonte | ON |
| Mark Nowinski, Jack Nowinski | How is your heart? Team Projects: First Award of $3000 IEEE Computer Society: $400 |
Waterloo | ON |
| Cady Pocrnich | Coat Colour in Labrador Retriever Dogs Zoology: Third Award of $1000 |
Waterloo | ON |
| Andrea Wan | An Improved Bioprosthetic Heart Valve Medicine and Health : Merck Research Laboratories, Second Award of $1500 |
Sarnia | ON |