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CYSF · 2026

Hot ice

Bronze Medal

My project is about how different amounts of baking soda affect the crystallization of the vinegar and baking soda solution.

CYSF · 2026

How does city lights start pollution?

Bronze Medal

When we over-light, fail to use timers and sensors, or use the wrong colour of light, we can negatively affect many parts of our world, impacting migratory birds, pollinators, sea turtles, a…

CWSF · 2026

HybridCSP

Digital Technology Bronze Medal

Constraint satisfaction problems are widely used in scheduling, logistics, and planning systems. Classical solvers handle most instances efficiently, but hard instances trigger exponential s…

CYSF · 2026

Hydroelectricity

Bronze Medal

In this experiment project, we will be analyzing and investigating the conversion of water energy into electricity. Water kept at height will fall onto the turbine and electricity will be pr…

CYSF · 2026

Invisible Enemy, Visible Impact

Bronze Medal

This project looks at whether spikes in local air pollution line up with increases in asthma‑related health incidents. It compares air quality data with reported asthma cases to see if pollu…

CWSF · 2026

Le noir absolu

Curiosity & Ingenuity Bronze Medal

Ce projet traitera du noir absolu et vous permettra de découvrir s'il est possible de l'obtenir. Vous apprendrez pourquoi les chercheurs s'y intéressent, ainsi que les expériences qui ont ét…

CWSF · 2026

Les gants à percussion

Digital Technology Bronze Medal

Les gants à percussion offrent une alternative novatrice à la batterie traditionnelle, en permettant de jouer de la musique du bout des doigts. Grâce au phénomène peu connu qu’est la piézoél…

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