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CYSF · 2025

Distracted by the Ding?

Silver Medal

To investigate how constant digital notifications (e.g., texts, social media alerts) affect participants' attention span, concentration, and task performance.

CYSF · 2025

Erase the stain

Silver Medal

our project is focused on which cleaning agent can remove a stain within the span of 24 hours

CYSF · 2025

Filter Fun

Silver Medal

I filtered water through different materials to determine what got it the cleanest.

CYSF · 2025

Food Vs. Fuel

Silver Medal

I am making bio diesel from micro algae, and will also make a dry powder, this will represent a food source, as it is very nutritionally dense. I am comparing the amount of energy required t…

CYSF · 2025

From Gross to Great

Silver Medal

I will be testing the theory of eating a hated food multiple times and see if it differs when hungry or full.

CYSF · 2025

GLUTEN WOES

Silver Medal

My project involved expanding my knowledge on celiac disease, its symptoms, complications and its relationship with gluten. I also reviewed studies that examined the effect of differing amou…

CYSF · 2025

Gut Microbiome

Silver Medal

We conducted a survey on the teenage gut Microbiome and how they are not consuming enough probiotic and prebiotic

CYSF · 2025

Heavy Metal Contamination

Silver Medal

This project explores how heavy metals can affect plant germination and what implications results may have on many ecosystems, as well as our wellbeing

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