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CYSF · 2026

Canmore Spring Water

Silver Medal

This project will investigate the water quality of Canmore Spring Water seasonally (Fall, Winter and Spring) and compare it to Calgary Tap Water using a variety of different water quality in…

CYSF · 2026

Can we grow glaciers?

Silver Medal

I’m finding a solution to the problem of climate change and global warming. The most important solutions are glacial grafting and ice stupas generating which can grow glaciers in a matter of…

CYSF · 2026

Cardia Femme

Silver Medal

Cardia Femme is an innovative mechanism that analyzes gender-specific exhaled breath biomarkers to employ early detection and intervention for women dealing with atypical myocardial infarcti…

CYSF · 2026

Cleaning Earth's Orbit

Silver Medal

How to clean up the growing threat of space debris efficiently. This project encompasses the standard trifold with thorough information, and what sets this apart, a prototype of the actual l…

CYSF · 2026

Dreams

Silver Medal

In our project, we are exploring dreams and different theories about dreaming. In our experiment specifically, we are testing the dream theory: How do dreams help us process memories more ef…

CYSF · 2026

Earthquakes - Last one standing

Silver Medal

In this project I want to try to find the most ideal design and material to withstand earthquakes and mitigate their negative effects. To simulate an earthquake on a small scale I will use t…

CYSF · 2026

EcoBot X

Silver Medal

A robotic waste sorter which aims to help reduce the amount of biodegradable waste sent to landfills to help reduce the amount of methane produced into the atmosphere.

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