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ISEF · 2014

Anastomosis Robot Tool (ART)

Energy: Physical Second Award

Anastomosis Robot Tool (ART) is a surgical instrument. It may be used in surgery for bowel resection (i.e. cutting out a segment of large bowel that is affected by cancer) to reconnect the t…

ISEF · 2014

Biodegradable Breathable Band-Aids

Environmental Engineering Second Award

Plastics made from non-renewable petroleum by-products are major causes of environmental pollution to our environment. Alternatives are found to replace plastic in many daily products, such…

ISEF · 2014

Continued Fractions of Quadratic Numbers

Materials Science Second Award

Continued fractions have a long history behind them - their origin may be placed to the age of Euclid's algorithm for the greatest common divisor or even earlier. However, they experience a…

ISEF · 2014

FISA: Film for Selective Absorption

Energy: Physical Second Award

According to ITOPF (International Tanker Owners Pollution Federation), a total of 6.75 billion liters of oil was spilled in the oceans since the 1970's. Oil affects the base of the aquatic e…

ISEF · 2014

Grains of Gold

Materials Science Second Award

Throughout our research project, we will be analyzing the properties of a relatively new yet potentially pivotal scientific breakthrough, which is Hydrophobic Sand, occasionally recognized a…

ISEF · 2014

Ice Bot: A Deep Sea Diving Apparatus

Energy: Chemical Second Award

Ice floats on water, and upon freezing, exerts an outward force of over 700 megapascals (Mpa). The deepest spot on the ocean floor yet explored is within the Mariana trench, and only reaches…

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