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The 2018 Oliphant Science Awards featured 2,169 entries across 9 categories and 6 age groups. 2,987 students from 106 schools took part in this year’s competition.
Effect of Citrus lemon juice on the senescence of Lilium “Casa Blanca”
Sabrina Lin from Glenunga International High School was awarded the Oliphant Trophy for her Scientific Inquiry entry, “Effect of Citrus lemon juice on the senescence of Lilium ‘Casa Blanca’” at the Presentation Ceremony held at Brighton Secondary School on Friday 21 September. The prestigious Oliphant Trophy was presented to the worthy recipient by Ms Monica Oliphant.
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1st Isaiah Ajaero, Concordia College
2nd Toby Trenwith, Horizon Christian School
3rd Savin Dissanayake,
Glenunga International High School
3rd Natalie Teasdale, Loreto College
9-10
1st Cameron Coggins, Emmaus Christian College
2nd Dinan Perera, Prince Alfred College 3rd Heath Rampazis, Unley High School
Crystal Investigations
R-2
1st Chloe Lambden, Walkerville Primary School
2nd Gabrielle Sun, St Andrew’s School
3rd Autumn Loi, Walkerville Primary School
A summary of the major winners announced at the Presentation Ceremony are listed hereunder:
Computer Programming and Robotics
R-2
1st Samuel Lawrence & Liam Curtin, Grange Primary School
2nd Jackson Burford,
St John’s Grammar School - Junior
3rd Anaaya Shah, Magill School
3-5
1st Harper Dalton, Immanuel Primary School
2nd Shamika Gorey, Grange Primary School
3rd Emjay Peacock & Ollie Hack, Brighton Primary School
6-7
1st Anthony Huynh & Aditya Ghai, Prince Alfred College
2nd Caleb Tang, East Marden Primary School
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2018 Oliphant Science Awards