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ISEF · 2017

You're Out! An Electronic Baseball Umpire

Engineering Mechanics Fourth Award

Umpires in the MLB have only an 84% call accuracy which requires an average of 2:30 minutes of video review each game. An electronic baseball umpire was first created using a minimum of thre…

CSEF · 2016

A Device to Detect Diabetic Retinopathy

Mathematics & Computer Science Fourth Award

Objectives/Goals As of 2013, 126.6 million people around the world have developed the eye disease diabetic retinopathy, and this number continues to grow every day. In many areas where peopl…

ISEF · 2016

A New Spin on Renewable Energy

Fourth Award

ABSTRACT: The key to the foundation of an environmentally sustainable and economically stable world is the domination of the renewable energy resources over the fossil fuel and nuclear reser…

CSEF · 2016

Are Hand Sanitizers and Antimicrobials Effective?

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

Objectives/Goals The purpose of this experiment was to test the effectiveness of 9 common store bought antimicrobial, a 30% and 50% dilution of ethanol, and a 5% dilution of bleach on 5 type…

ISEF · 2016

A Wing of the Future: Part III

Fourth Award

Aircraft are convenient and fast, but not very fuel efficient. Being a significant mode of transportation means large volumes of fuel are consumed and huge emissions result. In 2015, US airl…

CSEF · 2016

Biodiesel: The Future Generation Fuel

Biochemistry/ Molecular Biology Fourth Award

Objectives/Goals There is a constant production of trash in the world and there isn#t enough space to accommodate the amount. The objective was to find which type of organic waste produces t…

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