REFLECTIONS OF YOUNG SCIENTISTS


FEATURING PRESENTATIONS BY SELECTED INTEL SCIENCE WINNERS

FOR 2005 WITH EMPHASIS ON THEIR PERSONAL SCIENTIFIC PATH AND

THE USEAGE OF MATHEMATICAL METHODS IN THEIR WORK. 

SPONSORED BY PROFESSOR DAVID MAZZIOTTI 

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO

AND A GRANT FROM THE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION.

 

The following files are in PDF format and can be opened or 
downloaded. Each one has a personal account of the participant and
the basic concepts of their scientific work.


Jennifer Ding - Web based searches
Web based searches  
  

Boris Hanin - Geometric center of mass
Center of Mass 

 
Spencer Jake Gessner - Optimal Sphere Packing
Optimal Sphere Packing 


Stefanie Levanthal - Value differences in the age of the internet
Internet and Value 


Sarah Mallik -Social Science .. factors in religious conservatism
Factors in Muslim religious conservatism


Brittany Rohrman - Hydroxurea and Sickle Cell Disease
Hydroxyurea derivatives for Sickle Cell Disease  


John Sillcox - Fibonacci numbers
Fibonacci numbers 


Swarup Swaminathan -  Heats of formation
Heats of Formation 


Maria Wojakowshi - Nest Temperature and Offsping Sex Ratio of the Diamondback Terrapin
Diamondback Terrapin 


David C Yang - Isoperimetric Problem
Isoperimetric Problem 



A list of the Intel semifinalists and their schools and projects.
Lists all Intel semifinalists 2005 and their work.



The top 3 winners of the 2005 Intel Science Talent Search.
 From Left to right, David Vigliarolo Bauer, 1st place ($100,000), 
Timothy Frank Credo, 2nd place ($75,000) and Kelley Harris 3rd place ($50,000). 


White House Photo: President Bush & the 2005 Intel Science Talent Search finalists
President George W. Bush meets the 40 finalists of the 2005 Intel Science Talent
Search in the Blue Room of the White House, Monday, March 14, 2005.
The science competition, known as the "junior Nobel Prize", allows
U.S. high school seniors to complete an original research project
that is reviewed by a national jury of professional scientists.
 White House photo by Susan Sterner. 
  





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