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CSEF · 2023

The Effect of Bile Salts on Digestion

Chemistry Second Award

Title: The Effect of Bile Salts On Digestion Name(s): Maryam Hashmi Purpose: To determine if the presence and concentration of bile salts affect the time taken to digest whole milk, infant f…

CSEF · 2023

The GOAT; Grabber Of All Trash

Electronics & Electromagnetics Honorable_mention Award

For our STEM Fair project, we made a robot that picks up trash, called the GOAT. It sees the trash using a camera, then does inverse kinematics to communicate to the arm where the trash is.…

CSEF · 2023

The Heat Mapper: A Device to Measure Albedo

Electronics & Electromagnetics Honorable_mention Award

Urban heat islands pose prevalent problems in cities, causing dangerously high temperatures as dark surfaces absorb and reemit more sunlight. Heat islands must be monitored, and devices call…

CSEF · 2023

The Persuasive Power of Humor

Behavioral & Social Sciences Fourth Award

As scholars debate the persuasive effect of humor, multiple theories have emerged on its impact with the audience and its ability to fuel progressive social change. While multiple experiment…

CSEF · 2023

Two-Degrees-of-Freedom Transformable Wheel

Applied Mechanics & Structures First Award

Transportation has always been crucial to urban development. In the future, in “smart cities” where automated robots become highly involved with urban living by taking on laborious tasks for…

CSEF · 2023

What’s in Your Water?

Chemistry First Award

Objectives: I noticed that many people drink filtered water and bottled water rather than straight tap water. I wanted to prove that tap water has no statistically significant differences wi…

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