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CSEF · 2023

RSK-Complete Cycle Decompositions

Mathematical Sciences Second Award

The Robinson-Schensted-Knuth (RSK) Correspondence is a mathematical mapping that takes a permutation and uniquely maps it to a pair of Young tableaux. This correspondence has been the subjec…

CSEF · 2023

SpiritSeat

Applied Mechanics & Structures Second Award

SpiritSeat is a wheelchair seat mechanism designed to improve health and comfort for wheelchair users. The most significant side effect of wheelchair use is reduced blood circulation due to…

ISEF · 2023

Testing the Effectiveness of a Bioplastic Layer Bonded to Natural Chelating Agents on the Minimization of Lead Iodide Leaching in Perovskite Solar Cells and a Novel Antireflective Coating Derived From Corn and Lotus Leaf Imprints on the Cell

Environmental Engineering Second Award

Due to the inefficiencies of silicon solar cells, scientists developed perovskite solar cells that are 20% more effective. Unfortunately, they are environmentally harmful and contain lead io…

CSEF · 2023

The Effect of Bile Salts on Digestion

Chemistry Second Award

Title: The Effect of Bile Salts On Digestion Name(s): Maryam Hashmi Purpose: To determine if the presence and concentration of bile salts affect the time taken to digest whole milk, infant f…

ISEF · 2023

The Fusion of Glazes Color in Random Forest

Engineering Technology: Statics & Dynamics Second Award

A layer of glaze is attached to the surface of ceramics. This study uses the glaze as a medium and integrates the machine learning theme of information engineering to predict the results of…

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