See the table below of what presenters need to have together before doing the ideal-logic registration.  You will gather all ideal-logic  documents first and submit them in the registration in one sitting.

*Dr. Jones email jonesmt@troup.org

CLICK HERE https://apps.ideal-logic.com/aeop?key=JKR5-G7ZD1_K9KH-5PTF_fb8eb53dc6a7

All presenters, teachers and mentors should register in ideal-logic.  Presenters, pass this link on to them.  All delegates, guests and family members who attend the meeting should register here.  Presenters, pass this link on to them. 

Family members attending with participants, need to CLICK HERE – register on the AAS webpage as non-conference (the AAS one) and purchase optional Th banquet tickets and optional Friday afternoon lunch boxes.  

DELEGATIONS – If you are new to the competition and are invited as a delegation, register all students and teachers here.  We need to know if you need banquet tickets Th night and lunch on F.  Reimbursements are up to $250 or $450 (title 1).  Travel is 0.65 per mile, hotel and sub.   If sub support is needed, please have your financial secretary send jonesmt@troup an invoice for the sub.  Find out whom the check/s should be written to.  If your needed support, goes over the amount, please prioritize if multiple checks are needed. 

Total list of things you need to know or do:

 

1  Link to 2024 state program	2 Document Statement of Outside Assistance (required).	3 Prepare SOA with teacher and mentor signature
4.  Prepare Abstract	5 Prepare lab report	6 Register in ideal-logic and submit all documents
7. Remind teacher and mentors to register in ideal-logic (even if not coming to state)	8.  Remind guests, family and peers who are coming to state to register in ideal logic as vip	9.  All guests coming to state should register through the AAS website official web page to purchase Th banquet of F lunch tickets as needed
10. Th (optional) and F program for AJAS  Scimix posters	11. Th poster session per local registration
12. Print out 2 hard copies of paper and 2 SOAs to turn 1 in at check in and 1 for finals if you make it	13. Jacksonville State University link and map	14. STEMM officer information

*Dr. Jones email jonesmt@troup.org

 

OTHER resources	Core rules of competition	State Judging rubric
DoD internships	DoD Scholarships/  Applications	www.JSHS.org

 

Participants that were in the upper judging range at locals and have completed state registration.  Others I am waiting on registrations to come through so I can choose 60 in 5 categories.

David	Naylor	Making an app for helping food banks, pantries, and food insecure people	E1
Will	Bao	Adapting Acoustic Absorbers for Highly Effective Noise Mitigation	E2
Nathan	Lee	Wireless Robot for Sewer Pipe Exploration	E3
Abhai	Anand	Parametric Design Optimization of Soft Pneumatic Network Actuators for Rehabilitation	E4
Noah	Lowry	Transformer networks using mpMRI and radical prostatectomy samples: beyond dominant lesion segmentation	E5
John	Belew	Analysis of Robotics in Cultivation of Agriculture	E6
Eli	Mrug	Computation of Regions of Guaranteed Attraction of Parabolic Fixed Points	E7
Levi	Gels	The use of electromagnetic in space transportation	E8
Edwin	Wu	Smart Assistive Senior Care	E9
Darvin	Ford	Flow-Off	E10
Michael	Mazur	Improving Sleep Health Through Machine Learning Analysis	E11
Kevin	Yan	Developing a Novel Autonomous Wildfire Mitigation System Using Convolutional Neural Networks and Time-Series Forecasting	E12
Annie	Bao	Modifying Oncolytic Adenovirus for Osteosarcoma Treatment	L1
Cynthia	Liu	The Molecular Basis for Female Sex Predisposition of Autoimmune B Cells in Systemic Lupus Erythematosus	L2
Jason	Bailey	Qualitative and quantitative analysis of various bottled water brands and local tap water.	L3
Sumin	Park	Effects of Sublethal Methylmercury on Telencephalon and Hippocampus Volume of Zebra Finches	L4
Greeshma	Vinoy	Assessing Environmental Toxicity Across Varied Habitats Through Daphnia Magna Analysis	L5
Ashu	Anand	The Effects of Electrical Stimulation on Planaria Tissue Regeneration	L6
Whitley	Shull	Furthering Agriculture Through Automated Buoyant Hydroponic Pods	L7
Hayden	Mckenzie	Luminal luminosity	L8
Dominic	Vilardi	Sleep Zone: How long is necessary to feel well?	L9
Ashley	Fulmer	Peter Piper’s Pick of Perfect Peppers	L10
Rhea	Rastogi	Understanding How the Maternal Epigenetic Reprogramming Function of LSD1 Contributes to Inherited Developmental Disease	L11
McNair	Shah	A Comparative Study of Machine Learning Methods in Event Related Potential Decoding for ASD	L12
Ananya	Mohanraj	Curvature of a Flow-Volume Curve and its Utility as A Diagnostic Marker for COPD	M1
Rishi	Yellamraju	Identification of doxorubicin-treatable cancer gene mutations through quantitative high-throughput cell proliferation of yeast	M2
Aanchal	Behara	Localization of Frontotemporal Dementia Risk Gene Rab38 to Glutamatergic Neurons: Implications for Selective Neuronal Vulnerability	M3
Monisha	Bommu	The effect of PM2.5 on Mental Health	M4
Advitiya (Diya)	Kana	In Two Minds	M5
Kim	Pham	Maladaptive Daydreaming Mediates the relationship between Personality and Academic Performance.	M6
Jewel	McCrary	The Effect of Perceived Appearance on Body Schema Integration in the Rubber Hand Illusion	M7
Serena	Agrawal	Female Athlete Triad — Are Coaches in Alabama Aware of this?	M8
Isabel	Polhemus	Female Athlete Triad- Are coaches in Alabama aware of this ?	M8
Ayesha	Korin	Testing How Bilinguals and Monolinguals Compare in Cognitive Function Tests	M9
Rhyana	Mahatsente	Voxel Based Morphometry of Temporal Lobe Epilepsy for Detection of Ictal Impaired Consciousness	M10
Natascha	Helfrecht-Kannady	Association Between Concussion History and Perceived Psychological Distress in a Sample of American High School Football Athletes	M11
Prisha	Sharma	Projecting Transcontinental Cardiovascular Disease Mortality Trends	M12
Srihansi	Sagi	Projecting Transcontinental Cardiovascular Disease Mortality Trends	M12
Mira	Menon	On the Tully Fisher Relation for AGN Host Galaxies	P1
Jakub	Hel	Effect of Solvent Polarity on the Rate of SN1 Reactions	P2
Varsha	Vinoy	Applications of Plasma Treatment on the Polydopamine Coated 3D Printed Polymer Scaffold	P3
Aiden	Khansaheb	Water Heaters Two	P4
Peter	Nichols	Water Heaters Two
Greyson	Marker	Effect of Fabric Denier on Fall Time of a Parachute	P5
Nicholas	Godwin	Dietary Ketone Esters Slow Renca Renal and 4T-1 Mammary Cell Lines	P6
Joseph	LeFevre	Are you safe?  A Study on Better Alternatives to Traditional Motorcycle Protection	P7
Joshua	Minnon	Calculating the Speed of Light	P8
Zubayr	Rasheed	Bird’s Nest	P9
Jackson	Rodriguez	Can LIDAR navigate an Environment?	P10
Yiwen	Wang	Producing Sustainable, Cost-Effective Aluminum-Sulfur Batteries Through a Triple-Function Cathode Design and Anion Charge Carriers	P11
Parker	Thompson	Analysis of Harmful Chemical Residues in Common Clothing	P12
Suhani	Jeewani	Recycle for better	V12
Krish	Nathan	Sustainable Water Filtration System	V11
Clark	Baty	Simulating Solar Panel Efficiency Under Varying Dust Storm Conditions	V10
Albert	Chen	Simulating Solar Panel Efficiency Under Varying Dust Storm Conditions	V10
Lillian	Vilardi	Solving the Issues with Microplastics	V9
Abby	Gobbels	Quantifying the Potential of Reforestation (as a Sustainable Solution) in Mitigating PM 2.5 Pollution in Urban Schools	V8
Bellamy	Williams	The Effects of Pectins on Copper Ion  Concentrations in Waters	V7
Adonay	Mahatsente-Tewelde	Cleaning Up the World’s Oceans with ROV-Mounted DNN-Based Underwater Laser Image Recognition	V6
Mustafa	Gurbuz	Cleaning Up the World’s Oceans with ROV-Mounted DNN-Based Underwater Laser Image Recognition	V5
Minlu	Wang-He	SmartSpray: A Effective, Efficent Sprinker Nozzle	V4
Syeda	Fatima	Leaf Pack	V3
Syed	Rizvi	Leaf Pack	V3
Michelle	Torres Romo	Leaf Pack	V3
Reagan	Kelley	Is biomass a good indicator for the effects of light pollution?	V2
Arturo	Briseno	The App that Recycles	V1