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CWSF 2009 - Winnipeg, Manitoba

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Some of the activities that I enjoy at school include chess club, the joy of reading club and patrolling. I assist in a Sunday school class at my church where I help the teacher of a class of children in jk/sk. Some of my hobbies are building characters out of clay, drawing and reading. Every summer I participate in a science camp where I explore many fascinating areas of science and technology. My favourite activity during the summer is soccer, which I have played since I was 4 years old. In the future, I would like to be an engineer, because I would like to apply my creativity and my knowledge to create, design and explore new and innovative technology.

Matthew Podolak


Algae Goes Green
Division:Engineering & Computing Sciences / Automotive
Category:Junior
Region:Simcoe County
City:Barrie, ON
School:Holly Meadows E.S.
Abstract:This project studied the factors that influenced algae growth and determined if algae could be used to filter harmful emissions from car exhaust. Growth was measured using a microscope and emissions were measured at an emissions testing facility. Algae growth increased when CO2 was added and algae was found to absorb hydrocarbons and CO2 from car exhaust.

Awards Value
The University of Western Ontario Scholarship
Gold Medallist - $2000 Entrance Scholarship
Sponsor: University of Western Ontario
$2 000.00
Honourable Mention - Automotive
Junior
Sponsor: AUTO21
$100.00
Gold Medal - Earth & Environmental Sciences
Junior
Sponsor: Petro-Canada
$1 500.00
Total$3 600.00