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CSEF · 2008

The Efficiency of Prime-Testing Algorithms

Mathematics & Software Third Award

Objectives/Goals The purpose of this project is to determine the most efficient prime-testing algorithm from a widely used algorithm (control) and four algorithms I developed. The algorithms…

CSEF · 2007

A Filter Today Keeps Pollutants Away

Environmental Engineering Third Award

Objectives/Goals Our objective was to determine whether sand, carbon, or foam best removes the dangerous pollutants and excess nutrients in the storm drain outfall runoff that flows into the…

CSEF · 2007

A Goldfish Never Forgets: Year Two

Zoology Third Award

Objectives/Goals The objective of this experiment is to determine if goldfish contain long-term memory capabilities or the ability to remember an event or an occurrence when shown three colo…

CSEF · 2007

A Lotta Jubata

Plant Biology Third Award

Objectives/Goals The prevalence of two related non-native species was examined and compared throughout Humboldt County. Both species are commonly known as pampas grass, but their scientific…

CSEF · 2007

Ashley's Secret Formula

Product Science (Junior Division Only) Third Award

Objectives/Goals My mom sprays herself with a little of perfume everyday and she smells great. I am wondering why perfume smells so soothing and which ingredient in the perfume causes it to…

CSEF · 2007

Do Electromagnetic Fields Harm Algae Cells?

Microbiology Third Award

Objectives/Goals This experiment was conducted to see if there was any effect of electromagnetic fields on the growth and health of Chlamydomona. Methods/Materials In the experiment, two sam…

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