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CSEF · 2026

Influence of Moon Phases on Tidal Range

Earth & Environmental Sciences (Track 2) (Junior Division)

I got my project idea when I experienced a lunar eclipse. That day I was around the beach area looking at the waves in the ocean. And that was what sparked my curiosity! I started to wonder…

CSEF · 2026

Investigating Regrowth in a Coastal Sage Scrub Habitat

Earth & Environmental Sciences (Track 2) (Junior Division) Honorable_mention Award

On June 13, 2025 a fire swept through an open space area near our homes. This caught our interest, and we decided to investigate. We hypothesized the plants which repopulated the burned regi…

CSEF · 2026

Menacing Microplastics and the Ferrofluid Hero

Earth & Environmental Sciences (Junior Division)

The purpose of my project is to discover if mineral oil, olive oil, soybean oil, or just water works best to extract microplastics using ferrofluid extraction. For my hypothesis, I believe t…

CSEF · 2026

Natural Filters

Earth & Environmental Sciences (Junior Division)

Abstract My experiment helps people understand that you can filter water with resources from a mountain but it will not be clean enough to be drinkable. For my experiment I filtered dirty wa…

CSEF · 2026

Optimizing Microplastic Removal with Plant Extracts

Earth & Environmental Sciences (Junior Division) Fourth Award

Microplastic pollution, an immense environmental issue that has affected our world for decades, has impacted humans, organisms, and even whole ecosystems. One way to address this problem is…

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