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CSEF · 2015

Ion Propulsion Efficiency

Physics & Astronomy

Objectives/Goals To find the most fuel efficient combination of plate charge and plate distance in a gridded ion engine. Methods/Materials Materials: A computer old enough to run Java plugin…

CSEF · 2015

Is Technology Advancing Our Education?

Cognitive Science (Junior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals For my science fair, my objective was to find out if typing notes is better than to write them down by hand. I choose this because I think it is important to know what way i…

CSEF · 2015

Is the Science Fair... Fair?

Behavioral & Social Sciences

Objectives/Goals My project was to see if there is a gender bias in different levels of competition and age divisions at the science fair. Methods/Materials First, I contacted science fair c…

CSEF · 2015

It's More than a Weed, It's Sun Screen

Product Science (Biological) (Junior Division Only) First Award

Objectives/Goals This project's objective was to find out if dandelion extract had superior UV protection properties when tested against SPF 15, 30, and 50 Coppertone sunscreens. Methods/Mat…

CSEF · 2015

Jamie and the Beanstalk

Plant Biology

Objectives/Goals The purpose of my project, Jamie And The Beanstalk, was to find out how different gases affect the germination and growth of lima beans. I wanted to test my hypothesis that…

CSEF · 2015

Just Can't Resist!

Physics & Astronomy

Objectives/Goals My objective was to try and make graphite a pressure sensitive resistance, and then to study the parameters influencing it's resistance (width of the graphite, elasticity...…

CSEF · 2015

Kinetics of the Inversion of Sucrose

Chemistry Second Award

Objectives/Goals Our goal was to use polarimetry to measure the activation energy of the inversion of sucrose in the presence of a catalyst. Sucrose inversion occurs when it is dissolved in…

CSEF · 2015

Lane Merge Algorithm for Autonomous Cars

Mathematics & Software

Objectives/Goals Traffic jams are caused in a lane merge when people overly slow down when they are approaching the merge. As the people in front start to slow down people behind them also s…

CSEF · 2015

Lead Should Be Dead

Environmental Science

Objectives/Goals The purpose of this experiment was to prove the soccer fields I practice on don#t have harmful levels of lead (Pb) in the soil. Methods/Materials Materials included: Soccer…

CSEF · 2015

Lead: Soiling the Fun

Environmental Science

Objectives/Goals For this year's science fair, I am investigating the dangerous levels of lead in soil in and around children's play areas. I chose this question because this topic greatly i…

CSEF · 2015

Lead: The Hidden Enemy

Chemistry

Objectives/Goals The objective of this project was to see what the most effective way for testing lead is. Prior to beginning this project, I believed that pure water solutions would work be…

CSEF · 2015

Let It Flow

Earth & Atmospheric Sciences (Junior Division Only) Fourth Award

Objectives/Goals My objective was to learn how the porosity of a porous medium impacts flowrate. My hypothesis was that the larger the porosity the faster the flowrate would be. Methods/Mate…

CSEF · 2015

Let's Test Your Balance

Cognitive Science (Junior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals The objective is to figure out what factors will affect a dancer's balance in positive or negative ways. My hypothesis was the dancers would balance the longest in a silent…

CSEF · 2015

Light: A Form of Pollution?

Environmental Science

Objectives/Goals The objective of my project was to determine if there is a correlation between light pollution levels and population. I also wanted to compare the different levels of light…

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