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• Bergen County Academies (Hackensack, N.J.): Power generator from electronic waste
• Boy Scout Troop 703 (Brevard, N.C.): Ergonomic rescue system for bariatric patients
• Cornell Cooperative Extension of Essex County (Westport, N.Y.): Bio-sand water pre-filter
• Eastern Regional High School (Voorhees, N.J.): Ultraviolet water filtration and storage device
• Landmark School (Prides Crossing, Mass.): Water desalination and purification system
• Sidwell Friends School (Washington, D.C.): Power generator using gray water
• S.S. Seward Institute (Florida, N.Y.): Solar-powered steam autoclave
• Clear Lake High School (Houston, Texas): Multifunctional medical unit
• East Central High School (Hurley, Miss.): Solar-powered dry heat sterilizer
• KIPP Houston High School (Houston, Texas): Air pollution absorbing paint additive
• Northeast High School (Oakland Park, Fla.): Water sanitation station
• Williamston High School (Williamston, Mich.): Offshore rip current alert system
• Bishop Kelly High School (Boise, Idaho.): Assistive writing and computer pointing devices
• The Harker School (San Jose, Calif.): Aquatic thermoelectric generator
• Lynden High School (Lynden, Wash.): Self-balancing recumbent tricycle

• Berlin High School (Cherry Plain, N.Y.): Alert device for hearing-impaired athletes
• Smithtown High School West (Smithtown, N.Y.): Solar tracker for a compact, portable, affordable solar charging unit
• Bloom High School (Chicago Heights, Ill.): Collection and recycling device for vegetable oil at restaurants
• Green Bay Southwest High School (Green Bay, Wis.): Portable hydroelectric supply station
• Kings High School (Kings Mills, Ohio): Portable, low-cost, hydroelectric generator for developing countries
• Omaha North High School Magnet (Omaha, Nebr.): Sustainable cooking system for developing countries
• Pike Central High School (Petersburg, Ind.): Lightweight, portable emergency shelter
• Carlton J. Kell High School (Marietta, Ga.): Remotely-operated oil removal watercraft
• Suncoast High School (Riviera Beach, Fla.): Durable, efficient wave energy conversion system
• Eureka Springs High School (Eureka Springs, Ark.): Search and rescue cane with GPS, light source and sound mechanism
• Northbrook High School (Houston, Texas): Energy-efficient cooling blanket
• West High School (Salt Lake City, Utah): Autonomous, solar-powered robot to locate unexploded weaponry
• West Salem High School (Salem, Ore.): Pressure sensitive grip for writing utensils

• Commack High School (Commack, N.Y.): Standby power usage reduction device
• Staten Island Technical High School (Staten Island, N.Y.): Comfort control wheelchair seating
• Washington County Technical High School (Hagerstown, Md.):Temperature sensitive, color changing roof to combat global warming
• Omaha Benson High School Magnet (Omaha, Nebr.): Outdoor, self-sustaining, solar powered hydroponic gardening system
• Science Museum of Minnesota (Saint Paul, Minn.): Portable watercraft transfer device for the disabled
• University Laboratory High School (Urbana, Ill.): New effluent removal apparatus for sustainable aquaculture
• Columbus High School (Columbus, Ga.): Portable, inexpensive device to predict high-probability conditions for lightning strikes
• Cypress Bay High School (Weston, Fla.): Self-powered, portable UV water filtration device
• Greenbrier West High School (Charmco, W.Va.): Wetland assessment system for multi-spectral photography, moisture sensor and data retrieval
• Hillside New Tech High School (Durham, N.C.): Residential green roofing system for sloped surfaces
• Hopewell High School (Hopewell, Va.): Ergonomic, interactive student desk
• Oak Ridge High School (Oak Ridge, Tenn.): Micro-scale hydroelectric water purifier
• Cesar Chavez High School (Laveen, Ariz.): Motorized physical therapy chair to reduce muscular atrophy
• Trevor Browne High School (Phoenix, Ariz.): Simple, human-powered drill tiller
• Woodrow Wilson Classical High School (Long Beach, Calif.): Air resistance and energy conversion system (to convert mechanical energy lost when braking into potential energy that can be stored in a battery)

• Bay Path Technical High School (Charlton, Mass.): Assistive mechanics creeper for car repair
• Brentwood High School (Brentwood, N.Y.): Biofilm membrane for oil remediation
• The Bromfield School (Harvard, Mass.): Sensing cane for the visually impaired
• Clarksburg High School (Clarksburg, Md.): Pressure-sensitive illuminated computer cable
• Garfield-Palouse High School (Palouse, Wash.): Agricultural lift for people with disabilities
• Hunter High School (West Valley City, Utah): High-performance solar-electric watercraft
• Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy (Aurora, Ill.): Low-cost, durable water filtration system
• Norfolk Technical Center (Norfolk, Va.): Ultrasonic guide cane
• Oviedo High School (Oviedo, Fla.): Freeze protection system for citrus crops
• Palos Verdes High School (Palos Verdes Estates, Calif.): Cooperative cruise control for hybrid commuter cars
• San Juan High School (Blanding, Utah): Power-assisted litter device for search and rescue teams
• Teen Technology (Bridgewater, N.J.): Adaptive, pedal-operated multi-grain thresher
• Tesla Engineering Charter School (Appleton, Wis.): Alternative energy refrigerator for northern climates
• W.E. Stebbins High School (Riverside, Ohio): The ONE HANDy kitchen workstation
• Whitewater High School (Fayetteville, Ga.): Solar dehydrator and dehumidifier for developing countries

• Brillion High School, Brillion, Wis. — Electric all-terrain multi-purpose lifting machine
• Charles Herbert Flowers High School, Springdale, Md. — Portable lock device for the blind
• Edgewood Fine Arts Academy, San Antonio, Texas — Robotic butterfly
• Farmington Harrison High School Farmington Hills, Mich. — Aquatic autonomous remote monitoring system to measure ecological variables
• Gann Academy, Waltham, Mass. — Weight-stabilizing compact stretcher
• Great River School, St. Paul, Minn. — Aerial wind-sensing device that determines optimal locations for wind turbines
• Hiram High School, Hiram, Ga.— Automated floor mop and dryer
• Norview High School, Norfolk, Va. — Adaptive communication device for people with cerebral palsy
• Oregon Episcopal School, Portland, Ore. — Human-powered irrigation pump
• Rockport High School, Rockport, Mass. — Pneumatic auto-deployment system for emergency position-indicating radio beacons on fishing vessels
• Saint Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights, Minn. — Electric motorcycle with compressible "crush zones" for urban commuter safety
• Saratoga Springs High School, Saratoga Springs, N.Y. — Plant and flower success indicator to measure garden conditions
• Sidwell Friends School, Washington, D.C. — Ice and frost preventive device for windshields
• Troy High School, Fullerton, Calif. — Robotic coconut tree climbing device
• University of Chicago Laboratory School, Chicago, Ill. — Automatic smoothie machine that integrates Web 2.0 technology
• West Valley High School, Spokane, Wash. — Fish "escalator" to ferry salmon over man-made dams and into their spawning grounds

• Acton-Boxborough Regional High School, Acton, Mass. — Reusable fire-fighting grenade (Cisco Systems is providing additional funding and mentoring support to this team)
• Ardsley High School, Ardsley, N.Y. — "Curb-conqueror" wheelchair attachment
• The Bromfield School, Harvard, Mass. — Memory-assist device for people with Alzheimer's, dementia and other memory-related illnesses
• Columbus School for Girls, Columbus, Ohio — Modern high school locker
• Divine Child High School, Dearborn, Mich. — Regenerative braking system for recharging batteries in consumer electronics devices
• Eleanor Roosevelt High School, Greenbelt, Md. — Dozing-driver waking device
• Francis W. Parker School, Chicago, Ill. — Sleep Alert Watch
• George T. Baker Aviation School, Miami, Fla. — Portable, solar-charged traffic signal
• Gresham High School, Gresham, Ore. — Drip-irrigation system to water household plants
• Hillsboro High School, Hillsboro, Ore. — Self-installed automotive heads-up display
• Huntsville High School, Huntsville, Ark. — Underground location and communication device for caving groups and rescue teams
• McArthur High School, Hollywood, Fla. — Extended-use dry-erase marker

Gresham High School InvenTeam (2007)

• Merrimack High School, Merrimack, N.H. — Solar-powered biodiesel processor
• Miller Place High School, Miller Place, N.Y. — Wheelchair tip alarm
• Newberg High School, Newberg, Ore. — Portable, lightweight solar Stirling generator to provide electricity to remote villages
• Palo Alto High School, Palo Alto, Calif. — Head-mounted remote control for quadriplegics
• San Jon High School, San Jon, N.M. — Pocket-sized arsenic filter to purify drinking water
• Sehome High School, Bellingham, Wash. — Surveyor of solar energy potential
• Staples High School, Westport, Conn. — Filing cabinet for people with arthritis
• Westview High School, Beaverton, Ore. — Tactile graphing calculator for the blind

• Alabama School of Mathematics and Science, Mobile, Ala. — Anti-mine robot system
• Bayfield High School, Bayfield, Wis. — SCUBA light
• Benjamin Banneker Academic High School, Washington, D.C. — Cell-phone locker
• Columbus High School, Columbus, Ga. — Vibration sensor
• Eureka Springs High School, Eureka Springs, Ark. — Wrist-band health monitor
• Felix Varela Senior High School, Miami, Fla. — Continuous positive airway pressure alert
• John D. O'Bryant School of Mathematics and Science, Roxbury, Mass. — Automatic blackboard eraser
• Johnson High School, St. Paul, Minn. — Portable hydraulic press

  John D. O'Bryant School of Mathematics and Science InvenTeam (2006)

• Manufacturing Technology Academy, Traverse City, Mich. — Mouse glove
• Moscow Senior High School, Moscow, Idaho — Field burner
• Nerinx Hall High School, Webster Groves, Mo. — Portable water treatment
• Philomath High School, Philomath, Ore. — Reusable enzymatic biodiesel unit
• Simms High School, Simms, Mont. — Vision augmentation
• St. Paul's School, Concord, N.H. — Fall sensor for the elderly
• Summit High School, Bend, Ore. — Hybrid electrical power generator
• Sussex County Technical School, Sparta, N.J. — Service dog treat dispenser
• Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology, Alexandria, Va. — Neural-directed wheelchair
• Upper Darby High School, Drexel Hill, Penn. — Omni-directional wheelchair

Gulf Coast High School InvenTeam (2005)

• Avon High School, Avon, Conn. — Automatic pill dispenser
• Bow High School, Bow, N.H. — Remote controlled submersible for science education
• Centennial High School, Ellicott City, Md. — Children's soap dispenser
• Colfax High School, Colfax, Calif. — Storm-drain waste remover
• Dr. Michael M. Krop Senior High School, Miami, Fla. — Kinetic cells
• Essex High School, Essex Junction, Vt. — Robotic tennis ball retriever
• Gulf Coast High School, Naples, Fla. — Electrostatic air-purifying fan
• Phoenix Charter School, Greenville, Texas — Wind-powered water pump
• Roosevelt High School, Minneapolis, Minn. — Portable smoke detector for the hearing impaired
• Saginaw Career Complex, Saginaw, Mich. — Robotic athletic field striper
• Southside High School, Greenville, S.C. — Motorized load carrier for firefighters
• Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology, Alexandria, Va. — Microbial fuel cell
• West Salem High School, Salem, Ore. — Watermelon ripeness evaluator

• Agawam High School, Agawam, Mass. — Pothole prediction and prevention device
• Arlington High School, Arlington, Mass. — Automatic pedestrian crossing device
• East High School, Anchorage, Alaska — Remote-controlled helicopter to monitor snow conditions and avalanche hazards
• Germantown Academy, Fort Washington, Penn. — Barcode-to-voice assistive device for the visually-impaired
• Gulliver Preparatory School, Miami, Fla. — Inspection-friendly luggage
• Linn-Mar High School, Marion, Iowa — Workbench for the disabled
• Norfolk Technical Vocational Center, Norfolk, Va. — Ergonomic student backpack
• North Miami Beach Senior High School, North Miami Beach, Fla. — Bathroom assistive device for the elderly
• Paso Robles High School, Paso Robles, Calif. — Water monitoring device for researchers
• Perry Hall High School, Baltimore, Md. — Solar-powered water-testing device

Littleton High School InvenTeam (2003)

• Bow High School, Bow, N.H. — Glare reduction device that operates under a range of light conditions and readjusts quickly when there is no glare present
• Littleton High School, Littleton, N.H. — Underground, energy-efficient sidewalk heating system to melt snow and ice during the winter
• Smith Academy, Hatfield, Mass. — Inexpensive, solar-powered house lamp that can focus ambient daylight and store it for nighttime use