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CSEF · 2019

The Five Second Rule: Fact or Fiction?

Microbiology (General)

Objectives The goal was to see if a substance world be dirtier if it stayed on the ground longer. Methods Bananas, saltine crackers, petri dishes, swabs, and a heat lamp. I put a banana on t…

CSEF · 2019

The Highlight of UV and Makeup

Microbiology (General)

Objectives My partner and I know how many people all over the world wear makeup and that their applicators contain bacteria that they don't know they put on their face daily. In this experim…

CSEF · 2019

Use and Reuse, But Is Your Straw Clean?

Microbiology (General)

Objectives My object was to determine if there was microbial growth in a stainless steel straw after it was used and washed correctly. My goal was that if proper washing instructions were us…

CSEF · 2019

What the Fungus Is Killing the Sea Stars?

Microbiology (General)

Objectives Our goal is to determine if there is a fungi exacerbating the effects of the densovirus driven disease, Sea Star Wasting Syndrome, attacking Ochre Sea Stars, Pisaster ochraceus, a…

CSEF · 2019

Where Are the Most Antibiotic Resistant Bacteria?

Microbiology (Medical) (Junior Division Only)

Objectives My goal was to find out if there were more antibiotic-resistant bacteria inside the home or outside the home. I hypothesized that I would find more resistant bacteria inside the h…

CSEF · 2018

Filtration Station

Microbiology (General)

Objectives/Goals The objective of this project is to determine a cheap, efficient, effective, and easily accessible way to filter out water for those in developing countries. Methods/Materia…

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