Physics and Astronomy
Considering the increasing amounts of planetary data available, this investigation aimed to automate the process of identifying likely habitable exoplanet candidates within big datasets-base…
Physics and Astronomy
Third Award
The diversity and complexity of snowflakes make it difficult to predict their fall and interactions in weather and climate models. Nevertheless, snowflake aerodynamics affect both precipitat…
Physics and Astronomy
The purpose of this project is to discover which pyramidal airfoil design is the most effective in an oscillating wind chamber with additional mass, with four or six wings, and with a small,…
Electronics & Electromagnetics
First Award
The annual loss of approximately 2,880 lives due to faulty or late alarms from fire detectors in house fires is a significant concern. To address this issue, I have developed a cost-effectiv…
Physics & Astronomy
Third Award
PURPOSE: Half of all strokes in golf are expected to be putts. If a player can make a more repeatable putting stroke, then they can reduce the total number of putts and achieve a better scor…
Physics and Astronomy
The use of artificial light at night has increased rapidly in the last century, elevating artificial skyglow levels due to unwanted light scattering. The consequences are many and range from…
Physics and Astronomy
This project proposes and demonstrates two new quantum computing algorithms which solve the Traveling Salesman Problem (TSP). The TSP asks for the shortest continuous path in a graph of node…
Physics & Astronomy
Second Award
Transistors themselves have not fundamentally changed in decades, with all advances in the field focused on merely decreasing the size of transistors. This is a problem as soon it will be im…
Physics and Astronomy
Third Award
Since the groundwork published by Torres-Vega and Frederick, the Quantum Phase Space Representation (QPSR) has been explored as a method for solving a multitude of physical systems and descr…
Physics and Astronomy
In the early 2000s, NASA sent Cassini to explore the outer reaches of the solar system. Onboard Cassini, the Visual and Infrared Mapping Spectrometer (VIMS) observed Titan, a moon of Saturn.…
Physics and Astronomy
The formation of oriented meteorites is taken as our research theme that included investigating the shape dependent characteristic in their motion trajectory and surface texture. Three camer…
Physics and Astronomy
Fourth Award
Approximately 80% of the gravitating matter in the universe has been determined to be "dark" (or non-baryonic) matter. Dark matter’s gravitational interactions with baryonic (luminous) matte…
Physics and Astronomy
First Award
Astigmatism is a cylindrical refractive vision defect that affects 30% of the world population. Current subjective optometry of astigmatism is complicated, has low accuracy, and is dependent…
Electronics & Electromagnetics
Second Award
The Sky Eye Link is a novel intelligent algorithmic software system that operates on a homemade unmanned aerial vehicle, designed to help emergency personnel surveil wildfires through a radi…
Electronics & Electromagnetics (Junior Division)
The goal of this project is to develop a tool that will help people who take a number of daily prescriptions, mostly aimed at the elderly, remember to take their medication. I constructed a…
Physics & Astronomy
Honorable_mention Award
In this experiment I wanted to find out if the phase of the moon would affect how many stars you can see. My hypothesis was that when the phase of the moon was more complete there would not…
Electronics & Electromagnetics
Honorable_mention Award
My project is a sun-tracking solar panel. The purpose is to get it to follow the sun across the sky, and generate more power than a static one. My procedure is to measure power with analyzer…
Electronics & Electromagnetics
First Award
The utility of inexpensive radio-controlled drones has never been clearer than during the present conflict in Ukraine. Remote-controlled aircraft—quadcopters, small planes, and even balloons…
Electronics & Electromagnetics
Honorable_mention Award
Canvas has brought dematerialized homework assignments and the ability to have real-time updates. While adding the convenience for students and parents to check homework from anywhere at any…
Physics and Astronomy
High-power laser technology is based on ultrashort pulses, which enables research into particle acceleration, non-linear vacuum properties, or electron-positron pair production. Power=Energy…
Electronics & Electromagnetics
Honorable_mention Award
For our STEM Fair project, we made a robot that picks up trash, called the GOAT. It sees the trash using a camera, then does inverse kinematics to communicate to the arm where the trash is.…
Electronics & Electromagnetics
Honorable_mention Award
Urban heat islands pose prevalent problems in cities, causing dangerously high temperatures as dark surfaces absorb and reemit more sunlight. Heat islands must be monitored, and devices call…
Physics and Astronomy
Fourth Award
Type Ia supernovae are thermonuclear explosions that may occur when a white dwarf (WD) star approaches the Chandrasekhar mass due to accretion from a companion star. Simulating these explosi…
Physics and Astronomy
Fourth Award
A pressure-regulated system was developed for the OxyCART oxygen concentrator that utilizes a pressure swing adsorption mechanism, which provides an efficient and cost-effective solution for…
Physics and Astronomy
Our research is about "Lithium Niobate Tunable Grating Filter". The first step is to use femtosecond laser etching technology to engrave periodic grating structures on lithium niobate thin f…
Physics and Astronomy
Although millions of dollars have been dedicated to warning people of incoming tsunamis, little has been done to neutralize the threat. To create a life-saving device that prevents the loss…
Physics and Astronomy
Third Award
Ultra-cool (<600 K) brown dwarfs are elusive objects between the planetary and stellar regimes. Due to their faint magnitudes in common photometric bands, they are notoriously difficult to d…
Physics and Astronomy
Variable stars are critical distance indicators in the universe due to their characteristic period-luminosity relationships. They are a common method which astronomers use to find distances…
Physics and Astronomy
Classical cryptography cannot realize whether eavesdropper exists. By introducing quantum mechanics to cryptography, finding out eavesdropper is possible. We are aiming to investigate the E9…
Physics & Astronomy
Honorable_mention Award
When selecting a route to walk from point A to point B in the city, multiple options are typically available. One can choose city streets with longer or shorter blocks and decide when to cro…