Imagine Tomorrow

2008 Event

2008 Winner Profiles

Additional Awards

Most Likely to Succeed in the Marketplace

Solar Energy
Jackson High School, Mill Creek
Daphne Wei, Alysha Kha
Advisor: Xue Mei
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This two-person team assembled methods to power a house exclusively with solar energy. The students used forced air heaters, thermal barrier fabrics, and a mix of other techniques. Lighting was provided by the “solar tree,” an innovation of British designer Ross Lovegrove, which uses solar panels and LED lighting to generate light for as many as four days without direct sunlight.

2008 Winners

Grand Prize

Customizable Hydrogen Production

Societal Challenge

First Place

Cool Schools Campaign

Second Place

Algae Farming for Biodiesel

Behavioral Challenge

First Place

Global Climate Change Takes a Toll

Technological Challenge

First Place

Sequestering CO2 in Concrete Production

Second Place

Hydrogen Hybrid

Third Place

Bio-Link

Design Challenge

First Place

Green Ridge

Second Place

Entering the Future Efficiently

Third Place

Diesel Secret Energy:  Bus Biodiesel

Additional Awards

Most Innovative

Zania XL

Most Likely to Succeed in the Marketplace

Solar Energy

Audience Favorite

Hybrid Vehicle

 

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