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ISEF · 2017

Synthesis of Iron Oxide Nanorods

Chemistry Third Award

Currently, nanomaterials easily controlled by an external magnetic field are needed for various applications such as drug delivery systems and bioseparations, but many paramagnetic nanomater…

ISEF · 2017

Thermoelectric-Evaporative Cloud Chamber

Engineering Mechanics Third Award

A cloud chamber is a scientific instrument used to observe ionising radiation. They are a key tool for both teaching the idea of radiation and analysing a radioactive source. However, these…

ISEF · 2017

The Turban Myth

Behavioral and Social Sciences Third Award

In response to the rise in hate crimes against Sikh Americans due to a lack of knowledge about the Sikh Faith, I decided to conduct the Turban Myths experiment: a project designed to evaluat…

ISEF · 2017

Up the Creek

Plant Sciences Third Award

Revegetation and regeneration of native areas are occurring constantly in a variety of places. Corridors of bushland are important refuges and links for native flora and fauna. Along creeks,…

ISEF · 2017

Which Maps Are 4-list Colorable?

Mathematics Third Award

Appel and Haken (1977) proved that four colors suffice to color any map by using the discharging method. While the original problem required the same four colors, but what if each country ha…

ISEF · 2016

3D Printed Gas Electron Multiplier

Third Award

The Gas Electron Multiplier (GEM) was first introduced at CERN by F. Sauli. This project uses 3D printing technology to manufacture a GEM. Conductive and nonconductive thermoplastics were us…

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