Meike's 4 projects all qualified for the state level, where she won two 2nd places. In 2004, Meike, Moritz Plötzing and Benedikt Lorbach became state champions and national champions for the best interdisciplinary project of Germany in recognition of their work on carbon nanotubes. Another particularly notable achievement is Meike's development of an intelligent toothbrush which won a total of 6 awards in 2001.
Year |
Jufo/ SchüEx |
Title and Authors | Awards | ||
Regional | State | National | |||
2004 |
Jufo Chemistry |
Carbon Nanotubes
Anleitung für Chemistrylehrer Moritz Plötzing, Benedikt Lorbach, Meike Spiess |
1st Physics | 1st Interdisciplinary | 1st Interdisciplinary |
2001 |
SchüEx → Jufo Engineering |
The Intelligent Toothbrush
Meike Spiess |
1st Engineering SA Youth Jury SA Health |
SA Greatest Creative Value SA Girls + Engineering SA Youth Jury |
|
2000 |
SchüEx Engineering |
3D Printing at Home
Meike Spiess |
1st Engineering SA Siemens |
2nd Engineering SA Girls + Engineering |
|
1999 |
SchüEx Physics |
Do Traffic Signs Have to be Stupid?
Daniel Merget, Meike Spiess |
1st Physics | 2nd Physics SA Girls + Engineering |
Regional Champion |
State Prize Winner |
State Champion |
National Prize Winner |
National Champion |
Other Contests |
Our team of young researchers at IdeenPark: Benedikt Lorbach, Binia Neuer, Eric Plum, Walter Stein, Rainer Linden (Director of the regional contest Düsseldorf, visiting), Meike Spiess and Moritz Plötzing | Meike Spiess and Benedikt Lorbach help at the exhibit of the German Museum Bonn in hall 4 | Meike tells how she became a national champion in the contest "Jugend forscht" jointly with Benedikt and Moritz for their project about carbon nanotubes |
In the evening, everyone has earned a big pizza |
Benedikt Lorbach, Meike Spiess, Walter Stein and Moritz Plötzing at the national contest "Jugend forscht". Every year, the national champions of past years are invited to the national competition. |
Benedikt Lorbach, Meike Spiess and Moritz Plötzing at the regional contest "Jugend forscht" at Tyssen Trade Center Düsseldorf (source: ThyssenKrupp Services AG) | Moritz Plötzing, Meike Spiess and Benedikt Lorbach at their exhibit at the state contest "Jugend forscht" hosted by Bayer in Leverkusen | Meike Spiess, Benedikt Lorbach and Moritz Plötzing at the national contest "Jugend forscht" hosted by University of Saarbrücken (source: Jugend forscht) |
Moritz, Meike and Benedikt | Walter Stein, Norbert Drekopf, Meike, Iris Müller-Florath, Benedikt, Moritz and Dagmar Jost at the national competition | Meike explains to the reporters how carbon nanotubes are made |
Moritz, Meike and Benedikt with their parents at their exhibit in Saarbrücken | German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder congratulates Moritz, Benedikt and Meike on becoming national champions at CeBIT (source: The Press and Information Office of the Federal Government) | The nanotube researchers and Binia Neuer speaking with German President Horst Köhler at the awards ceremony for the German Future Award 2004 in Berlin |
Good atmosphere after the German President Horst Köhler has awarded the German Future Award | Moritz, Meike, Walter Stein, science journalist and TV moderator Jean Pütz, Binia Neuer and Benedikt at the awards ceremony for the German Future Award in Berlin | Moritz, Binia Neuer, Meike and Benedikt with science editor and TV moderator Ranga Yogeshwar (Quarks & Co) at the awards ceremony for the German Future Award in Berlin |
Moritz, Meike and Benedikt are recognized as "People of the Year 2004" by Radio Euskirchen |
Meike Spiess and her exhibit at the regional contest |
Meike Spiess presents her 3D printer at the state competition |
Meike Spiess and Daniel Merget present their intelligent street signs at the regional contest |
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