Systems Software and Computer Science science fair projects from 2016

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ISEF · 2016

A Study of Biases in Perception

Systems Software

As humans, we like to believe that we are fully in control of our minds. However, we are discovering that subconscious biases greatly affect our perceptions. Learning more about the roots of…

ISEF · 2016

Dead in Their Tracks, Phase III

Systems Software

The experiment is designed to test how dodecatrylinol and neocembrene, termite pheromones mimicked by ballpoint pen ink, affect in-wall termite colonies when used in imidacloprid-based traps…

ISEF · 2016

Music in My Mind

Systems Software

I attempted to determine if any connection exists between personality as measured by the Big 5 test and music preferences. This was accomplished by test subjects completing the online Big 5…

ISEF · 2016

Peer Pressure Persuasion

Systems Software

The purpose of this project was to see how a set of participant´s scores were affected by their peers´ answers. The purpose of this experiment was to test conformity in the youth. This drast…

ISEF · 2016

The Effect of Time, Benthic Substrate, and Location within the St. Louis River Estuary on the Invasion of Neogobius melanostomus (Round Gobies) throughout the Watershed, as well as the Use of Underwater Speakers Emitting the Conspecific Male Mating Call as a Possible Trapping and Removal Method, Phase IV

Systems Software

Neogobius melanostomus (round goby) are an invasive species that entered the Great Lakes by ballast water transfer in the 1990's. A crayfish location trapping survey within the St. Louis Riv…

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