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CWSF 2017 - Regina, Saskatchewan

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Biography
My name is Jonah Haliburton. I am a 13-year-old high school student from Vancouver, British Columbia interested in physics, electrical engineering, and bike mechanics among other things. I currently attend Vancouver Technical Secondary School and plan on attending university for physics or engineering. My project started when I saw something similar at a science expo when I was eight, so I decided to improve on that idea to make it more affordable and accessible. To any students interested in science fair I say, do your best and make sure you have fun and meet new people because the science fair is a great place for that. I would like to learn more about physics, rocket science, the blue holes in the Bahamas, and amass as much knowledge as I can.

Jonah Haliburton


The Anchovy: Remotely Operated Submersible
Challenge:Innovation
Category:Junior
Region:Greater Vancouver
City:Vancouver, BC
School:Vancouver Technical Secondary
Abstract:My project is a remotely operated underwater vehicle (submarine), made for exploration of shallow water reefs, sunken marine insurance claims, and recreational usage. I wanted to make this project as cheap and accessible as drones are nowadays, so the public could be interested in what lies beneath the waves.

Awards Value
Excellence Award - Junior
Bronze Medal
Sponsor: Youth Science Canada
Western University Scholarship
Bronze Medallist - $1000 Entrance Scholarship
Sponsor: Western University
$1 000.00
Total$1 000.00