CSEF Materials Science and Engineering projects

Browse 670 real Materials Science and Engineering projects from CSEF, with abstracts, awards and links to the original entries.

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CSEF · 2026

Drying Out Moisturizing Soap

Materials Science (Junior Division)

In my project, I investigate the workability of soap. Workable soap is soft enough to easily slice, flexible enough to shape, and stretchy enough to bend without cracking. For three years, I…

CSEF · 2026

How Laundering Affects UV Blockage in T-Shirts

Materials Science (Junior Division)

Purpose: Ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun can damage human skin, and many rely on clothing for protection. However, the UV blocking ability of fabric may decrease after repeated laund…

CSEF · 2026

Melting Points

Materials Science (Junior Division)

The Abstract of our project explores the melting points of silver(Ag) and gallium(Ga), emphasizing reasons for their different melting points. Silver, a precious metal, is typical of transit…

CSEF · 2026

Which Insulation is Best?

Materials Science (Junior Division)

In this experiment, we examined four different insulators to see which one provides the best insulation for a model house. We installed these insulators in four miniature houses that we buil…

CSEF · 2023

Don't Burst My Bottle!

Materials Science Honorable_mention Award

Americans alone put more than 45 billion plastic water bottles into landfills every year. Edible water bottles could help reduce that number, but they are not very durable. So I wanted to fi…

CSEF · 2023

Magnetically-Powered Micro-Train

Materials Science Fourth Award

This project aims to develop a magnetic micro-train that can be remotely controlled by an external magnetic field to carry and release drugs to a targeted location to fight against diseases.…

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