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May 1, 2017
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Judges with expertise in either nanotechnology or comics selected semifinalists and finalists.
Ramona Park from Santa Fe High School in New Mexico was selected by the public as the People's Choice winner for "Agent X."
Credit: Ramona Park from Santa Fe High School
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