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ISEF · 2023

Smart Chilly Water Tank System

Earth and Environmental Sciences

Our project brings out a a safer, invulnerable, modern system that prevents water from freezing when temperature decreases and can later on be safely consumed by the human body. As to how we…

ISEF · 2023

Sustainable Eating to Save Our Planet

Earth and Environmental Sciences

As temperatures near 1.5 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial times, scientists warn that the Earth will start seeing some of the most catastrophic effects of climate change. News headlines…

CSEF · 2023

Testing the Effectiveness of a Bioplastic Layer Bonded to Natural Chelating Agents on the Minimization of Lead Iodide Leaching in Perovskite Solar Cells and a Novel Antireflective Coating Derived from Corn and Lotus Leaf Imprints on the Cell

Earth & Environmental Sciences First Award

Due to the inefficiencies of silicon solar cells, scientists developed perovskite solar cells that are 20% more effective. Unfortunately, they are environmentally harmful and contain lead io…

ISEF · 2023

The Cloud

Earth and Environmental Sciences

The purpose of this project was to create a device that is able to extract and collect water particles from the air and be able to turn it into drinkable water. After creating a device the e…

ISEF · 2023

The Effects of Coastal Erosion

Earth and Environmental Sciences

Erosion continues to be an increasingly dire issue in coastal regions like Hawaii. This experiment aimed to decide which of the different types of barriers was tested to see if a particular…

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