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CSEF · 2014

One Flush Is Not Enough

Product Science (Biological) (Junior Division Only) First Award

Objectives/Goals To determine the number of flushes that are required to remove microorganisms from toilet water after an episode of diarrhea. To determine the effects of different automatic…

CSEF · 2014

Sewing Science

Materials Science (Junior Division Only) First Award

Objectives/Goals I am a self-taught seamstress, and I love to sew. The objective of my science project was to determine which stitch type makes the strongest seam and see how that strength v…

CSEF · 2014

Where'd Those Swimmers Go?

Mathematics & Software First Award

Objectives/Goals A camcorder filmed a pool with swimmers above and below the water, and a computer system determined when swimmers were in danger of drowning. Methods/Materials The initial a…

CSEF · 2013

A New Ancient Community: Discovered Under a Bed

Earth & Planetary Sciences First Award

Objectives/Goals The Ediacara Biota are the Earth's oldest macroscopic organisms. They lived 575-545 million years ago and are globally distributed. Scientists excavate fossil beds in order…

CSEF · 2013

Engineering Pink Salt

Microbiology (General) First Award

Objectives/Goals Create an open Halobacteria plasmid with do-it-yourself (DIY) methods Methods/Materials Materials--- Strains- E. coli K12 ER2267, Halobacteria NRC-1 Plasmids- pGreen, pBeloB…

CSEF · 2013

Induced Eddy Currents via Magnets in Motion

Electronics & Electromagnetics First Award

Objectives/Goals This study examined the effect of insulating and conductive cylindrical tubes on induced eddy currents caused by movements of magnets. Methods/Materials The experiment compa…

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