Hoʻomaikaʻi to senior Ciana-Lei Bence on her accomplisments at Saturday’s Hawaiʻi District Science and Engineering Fair!
Her outstanding project titled, “Analysis of Active Galactic Nuclei Mass Across Varying Redshifts” was awarded first place in the physics and astronomy category, and she was the second place overall in a very competitive Senior Research division.
Ciana-Lei was also recognized with the Sierra Club Moku Loa Group’s Dr. Don Worsencroft Award and the Office of Naval Research (U.S. Navy/U.S. Marine Corp) Award.
In addition to these accolades, Ciana-Lei is one of the State Science Fair finalist and earned a prestigious spot at the International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) to be held in Mid-May in Dallas, TX. Please join us in congratulating Ciana-Lei on this accomplishment and mahalo to Kumu Kalili who guided and supported Ciana-Lei through the process!
Ciana-Lei, hoʻomaikaʻi on this impressive achievement and your plans for upcoming state and International science fairs. As Kumu Lehua said, “Your school stands with you and by you along with your ʻohana and your community.”
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Mahalo to Ms. Shigematsu for sharing this great news!
A number of Ciana-Lei's Class of 2023 classmates came out to support her at the fair.
Bence's project was titled Analysis of Active Galactic Nuclei Mass Across Varying Redshifts.
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