Student competition 2010
A total of 18 students from 5 German states qualified for the national finals.
Regional winners:
RWTH Aachen
Thomas Rothkrantz, Michael Engels
Project: “The hydrogen-powered Wankel engine”
Inda-Gymnasium Aachen
Supporting teacher: Klaus Buschhüter
Katrin Grohn, Monika Nielen
Project: “Double-layer capacitors as a battery replacement”
Erzbischöfliches Ursulinengymnasium Cologne
Supporting teacher: Raimund Servos
Michael Garzem, Jens Nettersheim, Sebastian Klick
Project: “The redox flow cell”
St.-Michael-Gymnasium Bad Münstereifel
Supporting teacher: Veronika Stein
Photo album from semi-finals at RWTH Aachen
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TU Berlin
Viola Valentina Vogler
Project: „Guaranteed CO2 free!“
Beethoven-Schule Berlin
Supporting teacher: Florian Neuling
Franz Radke, Felix Winkler
Project: “Cylinders that move the world”
Heinrich-Hertz-Gymnasium Berlin
Supporting teacher: Stefan Bünger
Sebastian Boeckel, Philip Fitschen
Project: “Increasing the range of an electric car using a thermochemical heat accumulator”
Landesschule Pforta
Supporting teacher: Sabine Apel
Photo album from semi-finals at TU Berlin
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TU Munich
Gabriel Garreis, Alexander Trier
Project: “Making waste heat usable – increasing efficiency”
Theodor-Heuss-Gymnasium Aalen
Supporting teacher: Helmut Bader
Stefan Vierke
Project: “Green energy through hibiscus blossom tea and cherry juice”
Hans-Thoma-Gymnasium Lörrach
Supporting teacher: Dr. Bernd Kretschmer
Kai Dehlwes, Martin Hinz, Christoph Seifert
Project: “Increasing efficiency in a self-developed wave power plant”
Ohm-Gymnasium Erlangen
Supporting teacher: Stefan Haubold
. Photo album from semi-finals at TU Munich
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Other participants in the semi-finals of the Siemens Stiftung student competition 2010:
RWTH Aachen
Daniel Schürhoff
Project: “Induction for (re)charging electric cars”
St.-Anna-Schule Wuppertal
Supporting teacher: Frank Ernesti
Julian Heinen, Lukas Schmitt
Project: “The Rhine turbine – using kinetic energy for alternative power generation”
Gymnasium Nonnenwerth Remagen
Supporting teacher: Guido Müller
TU Berlin
Carl Busch
Project: “Converting energy from ocean waves into usable energy”
Bertha-von-Suttner-Gymnasium Berlin
Supporting teacher Ulf Gosse
Christopher Peschel, Kevin Rudolph, Carlo Siebenschuh
Project: “The induction door”
Fläming-Gymnasium Belzig
Supporting teacher: Jens Rothe
TU Munich
Christian Dangel, Christian Steinhardt
Project: “Microwave-induced production of fuels”
Kreisgymnasium Riedlingen
Supporting teacher: Hermann Heinzelmann
Christian Rossmanith
Project: “Energy production from dishwasher waste water”
Friedrich-Wöhler-Gymnasium Singen
Supporting teacher: Dr. Ursula Wienbruch
