Magnet students won many awards and competitions in the past quarter:
Regeneron Science Talent Search:- Blair had nine semifinalists in the 2017 Regeneron Science Talent Search (societyforscience.org), tied for the most in the country! The students (@MsBosseBlair) and their projects are:
- Sambuddha Chattopadhyay, On T-Reflection via Analytic Continuation in Quantum Mechanics
- Ethan Chen, Analyzing the Effect of Matrix Architecture and Proteolytic Degradation on Fibroblast and Tumor Cell Migration
- Richard Chen, Design, Build, and Implementation of a Triple Langmuir Probe for a Superconducting Helicon Thruster
- Rohan Dalvi, Kinetic Trapping and Structural Determination of Native-State Biomolecules in the Gas Phase
- Dawson Do, Digital Preparation and Description of the Braincase of a New and Unique Ornithischian Dinosaur
- Sam Ehrenstein, Creation of an Emittance-Dominated Electron Beam via Collimating Apertures
- Raymond Guo, Puromycin Selection with Lentiviral Transduction Causes Widespread and Significant Changes in RNA-Seq Profiles of Primary Human Erythroblasts
- Garret Kern, A Global Analysis of Oseltamivir Resistance in 2009 Pandemic H1N1 Influenza Viruses
- Juliana Lu-Yang, Exploring Carbon Isotope Exchange Kinetics Between Carbonate and Carboxylic Acids Under the Hydrothermal Conditions of Carbonaceous Chondrites
- Sambuddha Chattopadhyay (@MCPS) and Rohan Dalvi (@MCPS) were named among the 40 finalists (societyforscience.org), and they will compete on March 9-15 for the top prizes.
Math Team: - The Blair Math team won first place overall at the 2016 Princeton University Math Tournament (pumac.princeton.edu)
- Sophomore Daniel Zhu had the top individual score
- The first place A team: Senior Pratik Rathore (captain), Juniors Guangqi Cui, Dilhan Salgado, and David Wu; and Sophomores Steven Qu, Kevin Qian, Jacob Stavrianos, and Daniel Zhu
- The third place B team: Seniors Jamie Vinson (captain) and Josh Fernandes; Junior Jyotsna Rao; Sophomores Anson Berns, Olivia Fan, Haydn Gwyn, Eric Shen; and Freshman Ambrose Yang
- Blair students finished first and second in the 2016 University of Maryland Math Competition (math.umd.edu)
- Junior Dilhan Salgado had the top overall score
- Sophomore Jacob Stavrianos had the second highest score
- 13 other Blair students won Honorable Mention: Seniors Jesse Matthews, Pratik Rathore, Jamie Vinson, and Linden Yuen; Juniors Guangqi Cui, Jackson Reynolds, Yuang Shen, Noah Singer, David Wu, and Annie Zhao; Sophomores Kevin Qian and Steven Qu; and Freshman Ambrose Yang
More Competitions and Awards:
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