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CSEF · 2008

Analysis of Water for Mercury using Light

Chemistry Third Award

Objectives/Goals My project is to determine if it is possible to detect mercury in water using light and the electromagnetic spectrum. I hypothesize a red shift of the spectrum when light is…

CSEF · 2008

Antibiotics: Natural vs. Pharmaceutical

Product Science (Biological) (Junior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals The objective of my project was to determine if some natural antibiotics are as effective as synthetically or pharmaceutically produced antibiotics in either arresting the g…

CSEF · 2008

A Prototype for a Lunar Plant Growth Chamber

Plant Biology Second Award

Objectives/Goals Space travel is a major concern for the 21st Century. Astronauts will need to provide much of their own food for lunar habitats and deep-space travel. The engineering goal w…

CSEF · 2008

Are ADHD Students Really That Different?

Cognitive Science (Junior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals The objective is to test the hypothesis that children with ADHD have a better memory when the period of memorization is short. Methods/Materials Gather and assemble six larg…

CSEF · 2008

Are Black Hole Mass Estimates Too Large?

Physics & Astronomy Fourth Award

Objectives/Goals The periodicity of X-ray bursts from Active Galactic Nuclei (AGN) appears to be dependent on the recovery interval between mass-infall events. This recovery interval is prop…

CSEF · 2008

Are Yeast Cells Temperature Sensitive?

Microbiology

Objectives/Goals This research experiment was done to study the effect of different temperatures on the growth of yeast. Our goal was to determine at which temperatures do yeast cells grow t…

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