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ISEF · 2022

Walking Tall

Biomedical Engineering Third Award

Inspired by the paralympic running blade and drawing on the biomimicry of the tail of the Australian kangaroo, the ‘Walking Tall’ poles are a revolutionary new aid designed to slow down the…

ISEF · 2021

A Novel 3D Printed Ventilator for COVID-19

Biomedical Engineering Second Award

High cost, proprietary parts, complex manufacturing techniques, and transport issues limited our ability to produce enough ventilators during the COVID-19 pandemic. The goal of my project wa…

ISEF · 2021

A Novel Approach to the Comparative Analysis of Natural Polymer-based Biomimetic Neural Scaffolds: Using the Taxic Response of Fungal Mycelium to Model Cell Response and Repair in Peripheral Nerve Gap Injuries such as the Medulla spinalis in Paraplegics

Biomedical Engineering

The comparative analysis of natural polymer-based biomimetic neural scaffolds using the taxic response of fungal mycelium was designed to investigate functional deficits following Spinal cor…

ISEF · 2021

Automated UVC Sanitizing of Money

Biomedical Engineering

The purpose of this experiment was to create a cost-effective, portable, automated UVC sterilizing system that kills bacteria on money through the sanitizing properties of UVC light. Multipl…

ISEF · 2021

Can a Glove Prevent a Heart Attack?

Biomedical Engineering

Every year in the U.S alone 100+ people die and thousands experience heart attacks while shoveling the snow. Studies show that the combination of cold air, which constricts arteries, and str…

ISEF · 2021

Cold Capping for Chemotherapy Patients

Biomedical Engineering

Cancer is a terrible disease that has personally impacted close members of the author’s family over recent times. Cancer affects millions every year, both physically and mentally, for as wel…

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