This prototype is named “Norman” after Norman Burn. Norman Burn was the Chief Technician at the Department of Anesthesia at Newcastle. Norman Burn built many of the very first positive pressure ventilators. Some of his “home made” ventilators were used during the polio epidemic in Britain in 1947. (link here)
This developer is a high school student and has contributed to the Pandemic Ventilator Project right from the beginning. He has added many insights to the design of the project and did all the PLC programming for "Max" as well as his current prototype. He entered "Norman" in the Waterloo Wellington Science and Engineering Fair.
The Pandemic Ventilator at the Science Fair
He won 3 awards at this Science Fair:
- Silver Medal in the Senior Engineering Division
- The University of Ontario Institute of Technology Innovation Award for demonstrating the most innovative development, adaptation or use of technology in a science project.
- An Award of Merit
We congratulate him on his hard work and dedication.
Receiving the Silver Medal Award
for Senior Engineering
Receiving the University of Ontario Institute of Technology
Innovation Award for Demonstrating the Most Innovative Development,
Adaptation or Use of Technology in a Science Project
Receiving the Award of Merit
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Correction
It seems there was an error made at the awards ceremony. Instead of the silver medal he was awarded, he was supposed to have received a gold medal and several university and college scholarships. So, we congratulate Jeff on his gold medal award. Here is a link to the official site.
Here are the awards he was supposed to have received:
- Award of Merit,
- Gold Medal, Senior Engineering,
- University of Ontario Institute of Technology Innovation Award,
- Conestoga College Entrance Scholarship,
- University of Guelph Entrance Scholarship,
- University of Waterloo Entrance Scholarship.
- Wilfrid Laurier University Entrance Scholarship.
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