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ESPC 2009 - Winnipeg (Manitoba)

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Dheevesh Arulmani is a grade 8 Student at Tomken Road Middle School SciTech Program and has a great passion for science and technology. His thirst for knowledge and curiosity motivates him to explore and investigate science in great depth. He loves to learn new topics and face challenges and hopes to join the next generation of scientists and probe future problems and inventions. His extensive participation and excellence in school clubs allowed him to represent SciTech at Skills Canada, FLL Robotics, Animation, bridge-building challenges and etc. Some of his notable awards include two consecutive Stellar Awards in 2007 and 2008 for winning the Robotic challenge and ToonBoom Animation, Silver medal in Regional Science fair 2008, Gold medal in Regional Science fair 2009, Canadian nuclear society’s award, Peel Technological skills challenges award and Gold medal in Professional Engineer’s of Ontario bridge building challenge. He also participated in Math Contests and won awards for last 3 years. He also achieved several academic excellence awards. His favourite hobbies as of age 4 are to solve jigsaw puzzles and play chess. Some of his favorite sports are tennis, skiing, biking and hiking. He intends to pursue his career in research in science and engineering.

Dheevesh Arulmani


Bio-Inspired Photonic Fuel Cell
Division:Internationale / Innovation environnementale
Catégorie:Junior
Région:Peel
Ville:Mississauga, ON
École:Tomken Road Senior P.S.
Sommaire:All technological systems developed to date that produce or use hydrogen rely on noble metals such as platinum. This project investigates the possibility of using photosensitizers to potentially enhance the catalytic ability of polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cells. Different metallic foils measuring 25 nanometers in thickness, containing photo-catalytic properties were layered onto the catalytic carbon base – forming a bimetallic photo-catalytic layer.

Prix Valeur
Bourse d’études de l’Université Western Ontario
Médaillé d’or - Bourse de début d’études de 2 000 $
Sponsor: Université Western Ontario
2 000,00 $
Médaille d'or - Innovation environnementale
Junior
Sponsor: EnviroExpo, présenté par VIA Rail Canada
11 500,00 $
Total13 500,00 $