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CSEF · 2016

Riding On Air: How a Hovercraft Hovers

Aerodynamics/ Hydrodynamics (Junior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals Our objective/goals was, if a certain amount of air (depending on the weight of the objects being placed on it) is let into the hovercraft then the hovercraft will hover. Me…

CSEF · 2016

Salt Water Desalination

Environmental Engineering

Objectives/Goals The purpose of my experiment was to desalinate three different types of salt water by thermal distillation, in order to create fresh water and dry salt as the end products.…

CSEF · 2016

Sawmill Waste Biomass Powering the Future

Alternative Energy (Junior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals The goal of my project was to determine what wood-based waste material produces the most British Thermal Units (BTUs). Methods/Materials Douglas fir, coast redwood, and a mi…

CSEF · 2016

Shape-Shifting Origami Robotics

Applied Mechanics & Structures

Objectives/Goals This work addresses the design of shape-shifting robots, which can transform into any desired shape. Methods/Materials A deformable robot was assembled, consisting of triang…

CSEF · 2016

Shaping Your Thoughts

Cognitive Science (Junior Division Only) Fourth Award

Objectives/Goals My project is to determine if shape words can interfere with the simple task of naming shapes, I would also be looking for any crucial differences between ages and genders i…

CSEF · 2016

Simplest Electromagnetic Train

Electronics & Electromagnetics

Objectives/Goals My project was to determine if a neodymium magnet, battery and a copper wire are capable of creating a high source of magnetic field resulting in constant motion making it t…

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