2018 Winners
After months of preparation, 98 teams from across the Pacific Northwest presented their projects on May 19, 2018. At the end of the competition, the scores were tallied and the winners were announced at the Award Ceremony that evening.
Here are 2018's winners!
The Itron Food, Energy & Water Challenge
Technology
1st Place
$300 for each student team member
Styrofoam Eating Larvae
Ellensburg High School
Ellensburg, WA
2nd Place
$200 for each student team member
Biomimicry Water Filtration
Vision Charter School
Caldwell, ID
Honorable Mention
Bellingham, WA
Design
1st Place
Microfiber Filtration System
Vancouver, WA
2nd Place
Integrated Denitrifying Bioreactor and Edge of Field Monitoring System Application Through Federal Policy Initiatives
Tesla STEM High School
Redmond, WA
Honorable Mention
Mitigation of Unused, Wasted Water Coming from Cold Faucets via the Bio-Engineering of Tricuspid Valves for the Use of Pressure Regulation
Lake Stevens High School
Lake Stevens, WA
Behavior
1st Place
Green Choices? App-Solutely
Tri-Tech Skills Center
Kennewick, WA
2nd Place
Ellensburg, WA
Honorable Mention
Protein Packers
Pullman, WA
Multi-Approach
1st Place
Toilet for Education
Redmond, WA
2nd Place
Got Bad Dirt?
John R. Rogers High School
Spokane, WA
Honorable Mention
Apples in Space
Wapato High School
Wapato, WA
The Boeing Aerospace Challenge
Technology
1st Place
Camas, WA
2nd Place
The Minimization of Disruption in Airplane Walkways Due to Food Service
Lake Stevens High School
Lake Stevens, WA
Honorable Mention
Turbine on Mars
Rainier High School
Rainier, WA
Design
1st Place
Redmond, WA
2nd Place
Improving Air Travel Safety with Conductive Concrete and Wing Slats
Redmond, WA
Honorable Mention
Behavior
1st Place
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2nd Place
The Drone Project
Pullman, WA
Honorable Mention
Changing the Behavior Around Cheaper and Cleaner Fuel Sources
Caldwell, ID
Multi-Approach
1st Place
2nd Place
Oil Spills: Don't Clog Your Gills!
Seattle, WA
Honorable Mention
Reducing the Consumption of Fuel in Aircraft by Decreasing Drag
Lake Stevens, WA
The McKinstry Built Environment Challenge
Technology
1st Place
Implementing Hyperaccumulators and Pervious Concrete to Redesign Roads for the Phytoremediation of Runoff While Drastically Reducing Civil Infrastructure Construction Costs
Redmond, WA
2nd Place
Green Means Go
Pullman Christian School
Honorable Mention
The Systems Biology-Guided Discovery of the Toxic Plastic Waste to Bioplastic Pathway in Pseudomonas Putida KT2440
Richland, WA
Design
1st Place--We had a tie!
Biodegradable Algae Bioplastic and its Effect in and on Marine Ecosystem
Camas, WA
AND
Siphoning the Way to Sustainable Agriculture
2nd Place
The Effect of Volcanic Ash, Wood Ash, and Synthetic Boiler Ash on the Compression Strength of Concrete
Vancouver, WA
Honorable Mention
Straw Bale Apartments
Behavior
1st Place
Net Zero Home & Energy Sustainability
2nd Place
Honorable Mention
The Recycled Generation
Multi-Approach
1st Place
Active Shooter Shield
2nd Place
Honorable Mention
Power Up!