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CSEF · 2018

Brachistochrone: The Shortest Time

Physics & Astronomy

Objectives/Goals The objective for my project was to find out the the path of least time between two points which are on a diagonal plain with the presence of gravity. Methods/Materials My m…

CSEF · 2018

Building a Bench-Mounted Fiber Spectrograph

Physics & Astronomy Fourth Award

Objectives/Goals A spectrograph separates light into its component wavelengths in order to measure the relative intensity of each color. Spectroscopy can be used in astronomy to identify the…

CSEF · 2018

Can Your Wi-Fi Go Any Faster?

Electronics & Electromagnetics

Objectives/Goals The goal was to build a parabolic Reflector and test it to see if it boosts the signal strength from a wireless routers antenna. Methods/Materials Materials: Cardboard, alum…

ISEF · 2018

Development of a YBCO Quantum Processor

Physics and Astronomy

In this study, a quantum processor was developed using a YBCO superconductor (high critical temperature). The YBCO superconductor was made through a mixture of individual chemicals. Josephso…

CSEF · 2018

Drunk Driving Prevention Key (DDPKey)

Electronics & Electromagnetics

Objectives/Goals The objective of this project is to create a key accessory that will hopefully reduce the incidents of drunk driving by preventing the key to be inserted into the ignition o…

CSEF · 2018

Electronic Posture Monitor

Electronics & Electromagnetics Second Award

Objectives/Goals Many people have bad posture, and bad posture can lead to health problems later in life. Our group's goal was to create a light, easy to use, effective and inexpensive postu…

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