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CSEF · 2014

Stimulating Axons to Heal Nerve Damage

Biochemistry/ Molecular Biology Fourth Award

Objectives/Goals The goal was to determine which growth factors, NGF and cAMP, stimulate the neurons to grow the longest axons, and the largest area of the growth cones. Methods/Materials PC…

CSEF · 2014

Stress Buster

Behavioral & Social Sciences

Objectives/Goals To investigate if Transcendental Meditation will have an effect on blood pressure, heart rate, respiratory rate, and skin temperature. Methods/Materials Materials: Biodots,…

CSEF · 2014

Sugar, Salt, Ice, and Everything Nice

Chemistry Third Award

Objectives/Goals (abbreviated version) My project, Sugar, Salt, Ice, and Everything Nice, is a second year study of freezing point depression. The purpose of this project was to see if I cou…

CSEF · 2014

Sugar: The Silent Killer

Behavioral & Social Sciences

Objectives/Goals My goal was to learn if students know the actual amount of sugar that is in beverages. Methods/Materials Materials: 6 different types of drinks: 20 FL OZ Gatorade, 20 FL OZ…

CSEF · 2014

Surfing on Nano-Magnets

Electronics & Electromagnetics Honorable_mention Award

Objectives/Goals Determine if surfing trains on nano-magnetic Ferrofluid would permit higher transportation efficiency, relative to magnetic levitation - Maglev, by either reducing transport…

CSEF · 2014

Survivor: Worm Edition

Zoology

Objectives/Goals This project will demonstrate earthworms# growth in three different habitats; dry, moist, and wet. The objective of this experiment is to know if earthworms would have a mor…

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