Intel ISEF finalist Evie Sobczak creates viable algae biofuel without using chemicals in processing.
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Wait a minute! She springs from Anglo-Saxon stock (i.e. she's a WASP.)
According to the science fair stereotype, she should have submitted an ant farm while the Japanese American student designed and built a particle accelerator and the European worked on recombinant DNA.
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