Colorado Computational Science Fair winners by category

Allison Long and Ben Tarr (left) tied with Abigail Wren and Eric
LaBurda (right) for first place in the "Computational
science--mathematics group projects" category.
Computational science:
Biology/physics group projects
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1st: "Modeling Coral Reef Growth in 2D and 3D": Sandy Dornbush,
Verawat Sawatdi, Lori Sims--George Washington High School, Denver
(teacher, Ted Brucker)
- 2nd:
"Object-Oriented Modeling of Plant Life": Randy Harrell, Christopher
Smith--Woodland Park High School, Woodland Park (teacher, Bruce Marr)
- 3rd:
"Cell-Growth Simulation": Daniel Cer, Andrew Maclennan--George
Washington High School, Denver (teacher, Ted Brucker)
Computational science:
Biology/physics individual projects
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1st: "Doomsday Meteorite Simulation": Peter Rahm-Coffey--George
Washington High
School, Denver (teacher, Ted Brucker)
- 2nd:
"Population:" Chris Morefield--Cheraw High School, Cheraw (teacher, Tom
Hibbs)
- 3rd:
"Large-Scale Applications of High Tc Superconductors": Brandon Church--
George Washington High School, Denver (teacher, Ted Brucker)
Computational science:
Mathematics group projects
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1st (tie):
"Graph Theory: Locations and the Global Positioning System": Ben Tarr,
Allison Long--Gunnison High School (teacher, Kris Richards)
- 1st (tie):
"Calculus in the Real World": Eric La Burda, Abigail Wren--Gunnison
High School (teacher, Kris Richards)
- 2nd:
"Baseball: Hitting at Coors Field": Antionette Abeyta, Clayton Bates, Mike
Crisp, Jeramy Olmedo--Denver West High School, Edgewater (teacher,
Rita Schnittgrund)
- Honorable mention:
"Photovoltaic Applications with Evaporative Cooling": Ariel Gleason, Tom
Schaffer, Peter Smaland--Jefferson High School, Edgewater (teacher,
Stan Taylor)

Joel Mulhern receives a first-place award for his "Graph Theory" project from
SCD's Ginger Caldwell.
Computational science:
Mathematics individual projects
- 1st:
"Graph Theory": Joel Mulhern--George Washington High School, Denver
(teacher, Ted Brucker)
- 2nd:
"Stochastic parameters: A Study in Cellular Automata": Twila Paterson.--William
J. Palmer High School, Colorado Springs (teacher, Rata Clarke)
- 3rd:
"Mars Explorer": Robert Elsner--Platte Canyon High School, Bailey. (teacher,
Marjorie Ader)
- 4th :
"Ordered Chaos": Martin Chase--Clear Creek High School, Idaho Springs
(teacher, Walter Weiss)
- Honorable mention:
"Model-rocket Telemetry (Altitude Tracking)": Ben Hunt--Jefferson High
School, Edgewater (teacher, Stan Taylor)
Information technology:
Group projects
- 1st:
"GeorgeWeb--Overall Design and Management": Jason Ortega, Michael
Schulman--George Washington High School, Denver (teacher, Ted Brucker)
- 2nd:
"CyberGalaxy": Michael Milvich, Scott Sterling--Aspen High School,
Aspen (teacher, Patty Goodson)
- 3rd:
"Denver Public Schools Sports Page": James Cain, Lissa Thimmig--George
Washington High School, Denver (teacher, Ted Brucker)
- Honorable mention:
"RMHS Presents: Rocky Mountain High School": Zalem Beg, Allison Fink,
Jerimiah Forsythe, Matthew Stein--Rocky Mountain High School, Fort
Collins (teacher, Bill Kranz)
Information technology:
Individual projects
- 1st:
"CGI and JAVA Programming for the Web": George Bartha--George Washington
High School, Denver (teacher, Ted Brucker)
- 2nd:
"A Virtual Tour of Bent's Old Fort Historic Site": Aaron Bay--Cheraw High
School, Cheraw (teacher, Tom Hibbs)
3rd:
"The American Verse NCAR Project": Rick Rapp--Horizon High School,
Thornton (teacher, Ray Meester)
Visualization projects
- 1st:
"GeorgeWeb Art Gallery": Kenne Belenky--George Washington High School,
Denver (teacher, Ted Brucker)
- 2nd:
"VRML: A Vision of Platte Canyon High School": Jesse Deitrich, Josh
Hankins--Platte Canyon High School, Bailey (teacher, Marjorie Ader)
- 3rd:
"Birth of a Star": Sean Lawrence--Clear Creek High School, Idaho Springs
(teacher, Walter Weiss)
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