The Intel International Science and Engineering Fair winner at the 26 anniversary Billings Clinic Research Center Science Expo was 10th-grader Stewart Cook, from Carter County High in Ekalaka. <\/p>\n
His project is The influence of rural gravel roads on nest mound structure and foraging distances of pogonomyrmex occidentalis. He and a chaperone will represent the Billings Clinic Science Expo at Intel ISEF this May in Los Angeles. <\/p>\n
In addition to the ISEF winner, the top 10 projects in each grade were awarded prizes at the Billings Clinic Science Expo, as well as winners in special industry categories. <\/p>\n
The winners are as follows: <\/p>\n
Top 10 winners by grade: <\/p>\n
Grade 1: <\/p>\n
1. Ladybug Land Miel Mott, Luther Elementary <\/p>\n
2. Moldy Oldy Lillian Pitts, Billings McKinley Elementary <\/p>\n
3. Cow Power Quade Boggio, Luther Elementary <\/p>\n
4. Rainbow Flowers Tymberlyn Talbot, Talbot Home School <\/p>\n
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