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These competitions have a measurable importance for the lasting interest of children and young people in science and research. They shape the biographies of the participating students. Almost 90% of the natural sciences to study later.
The winners 2009
For the second time was this year at Young Scientists Raphael Errani Bundessieger from Lower Saxony. The 19-year-old presented a convincing theory for the formation of a ring of dark matter in our galaxy. For this he received theAward of
the Federal President for extraordinary work. Steffen Strobel (20) from Bavaria won the Prize of the German Chancellor for the original work. He developed a new infrared system, which is under the skin veins lying on the computer screen to visualize. Doctors may be targeted spraying set.Â
In order to increase their resilience tools are made of steel after heating of strong hand in an oil bath direction. The work hardening of this so-called optimized Jonas Barnickel and Markus Görgen from the Saarland. The 19-year-old students were awarded the prize of the Federal Minister for Education and Research for the best interdisciplinary work.Â
The Department of Workplace won Sarah Hinz (22), Andreas Hampe (21) and Stefanie Detges (20) from North Rhine-Westphalia. The students designed an automatic cleaning device with which the inner surfaces of the large rolls of paper machines are environmentally friendly and cheaper to clean. Felix Baier (21) from Bavaria explored the adaptation of sophisticated behavior Cypriot water snakes in their rainy poor habitat. In his project, the biology-winning proposals for an effective species.Â
By its own calculations succeeded Peter Pinski (19) of Rhineland-Palatinate, traditional simulation methods to modify that behavior and properties of molecules, much better. He was in the Department of Chemistry successful.Â
1 st Price in the subject area and Geo-sciences were Julian Petrasch (17) and Lennart Schlieder (16) from Berlin. They presented an innovative software that allows the location of asteroids in space can be identified more precisely than with conventional methods. Friedrich Martin Schneider (19) from Brandenburg was on the victory in mathematics / computer science look. The young scientists succeeded in sustaining novel structural mappings between mathematical structures to be developed.Â
With self-produced nano-gold particles dealt Sperger Karen Winter (19) and Lucas Rott (18) from Sydney. By analyzing the shape of these tiny particles and a model I could understand the physics-winning general statements on their optical properties to formulate. The trainees Timo Joos (18), Nadine Müller (18) and Lucas Wildermuth (19) from Baden-Wuerttemberg in convincing technology with their computer-based control for the reverse driving with a trailer. These allow for the steering angle sensor, a smart camera and a tachometer, the easy maneuvering.
Young Scientists / Students experiment
Young Scientists is Europe's biggest competition for young science, mathematics and technology. The nationwide competition, with substantially the BMBF funded, aimed at young people aged 21 years. Younger students must be at least the 4thClass visit. Participants under 14 years starting in the junior division students experiment. The theme of the competition that is freely selectable, but must be one of the seven subjects assigned to: work, biology, chemistry, geosciences and space sciences, mathematics / computer science, physics or engineering. Young Scientists / Students experiment encourages outstanding achievements and talents in science, mathematics and technology. The goal is for these young people are long-term issues with enthusiasm and on competition beyond the career guidance support. ÂÂ
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Who can participate?
The nationwide competition aimed at young people aged 21 years. Younger students must be at least the 4th Class visit. Students may apply only in the year to begin their study log. Participants under 14 years of age occur in the junior division students to experiment, from 15 years to start it in the category Young Scientists. Decisive for the assignment, the age at 31 December. Participants can be individuals or groups. A group consists of two or three people. So far, in over four decades, some 170 000 young people participated. ÂWhich topics can be submitted?
For Young Scientists are no topics specified. The contestants themselves are looking for an interesting question, which they of scientific, technical or mathematical methods edit. Your project must be one of the seven subjects assigned to: work, biology, chemistry, geosciences and space sciences, mathematics / computer science, physics or engineering. ÂWhat is the end of the competition?
Application deadline is in each year of the 30th November. In the following January, the participants with a written work to submit a maximum of 15 pages.Then the competition out at three levels: The young people will begin in February with one of the regional competitions. Here they present their projects at a selbstgestalteten stand a jury and the public. Who wins here may, in March at the country level to start. The winners of the national competitions will qualify for the national competition in May. ÂWhat is there to win?
In each round, there is money, property and special prizes worth over 800,000 euros to win. These include research visits and internships, as well as participation in international competitions. All runners in the national competition (1-5 places) can be selected at the seminar for inclusion in the Studienstiftung des Deutschen Volkes participate. ÂWho organizes Young Scientists?
Young Scientists is a joint initiative of the federal government, stern, business and schools. Patron is the President. Chairman of the Board of Trustees Foundation Young Scientists Association, the Federal Minister for Education and Research. Around 250 partners from industry and academia addressed the competitions, donate prizes and encourage further activities. Around 6 000 teachers to support youth as a volunteer research project supervisor and competition ladder. More than 2 000 experts and professors as well as experts from the industry assess the work. Â- Baumwall 5
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