As the winners of embedded systems, Chloe and Sophie split the $5,000 prize and also received $1,000 which goes to Youth Sciences Canada and another $1,000 towards their home school — Saint-Jean-de-Brebeuf in Welland — to further science programming.
As the winners of embedded systems, Chloe and Sophie split the $5,000 prize and also received $1,000 which goes to Youth Sciences Canada and another $1,000 towards their home school — Saint-Jean-de-Brebeuf in Welland — to further science programming.
For the past school year, Summit High juniors Connor and Tristan Huet, who are twins, researched how well different kinds of wood work as water filters.