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ISEF · 2015

Continuous Reciprocating Air Filter

Fourth Award

During my work experience at Astrium, Poynton in Manchester I was introduced to equipment and rack manufacture for use in hostile environments. In particular, much of the equipment was for u…

ISEF · 2015

Creating Biofuel from Food Waste

Energy: Sustainable Materials and Design

With increasing energy demand and increasing strain on the world’s resources, including supplies of fossil fuels and agricultural capacity, sustainable renewable energy is needed. Using disc…

ISEF · 2015

Creation of the Multifunctional UAV

This project's aim is to create a multifunctional drone and study its physical characteristics. Currently, there are many civil UAV which may be used only as toys or flying cameras. So my id…

ISEF · 2015

Critical Point Energy Storage

The heat capacity (Cp) divergence of a fluid at its critical point has fascinated researchers for over 60 years. This singularity offers unlimited energy storage potential, but achieving it…

ISEF · 2015

Crowned Iron

Energy: Sustainable Materials and Design

The aim of project was to synthesize iron and iron oxide nanoparticles(NP), stabilize them by crown ethers and study catalytical properties.Diazacrown ether was used as stabilizer due to its…

ISEF · 2015

Dactylography Games

A preliminary research shows that 93.3% of the sample is not aware of their efficiency level relative to the use of a computer keyboard. Henceforth, the following question arises, is it poss…

ISEF · 2015

Dead in Their Tracks, Phase II

Behavioral and Social Sciences

This experiment was to test different concentrations of termiticides to effectively prevent termite infestation in the home, and to see if the average homeowner could make a cheap efficient…

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