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CSEF · 2016

Flute Frequencies

Physics & Astronomy

Objectives/Goals This experiment aimed to discover more about the nuances of flute playing. I am a flute player and wanted to find new ways to control the sound produced by the flute. I chos…

CSEF · 2016

Focus: The Effect of Media Multitasking on Memory

Cognitive Science (Junior Division Only) First Award

Objectives/Goals The objective of this project was to find out how receiving and sending text messages while studying affects a person's ability to recall the studied material. My hypothesis…

CSEF · 2016

Food Preservation: Natural vs. Chemically Modified

Product Science (Biological) (Junior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals The objective of this study is to determine which food preservative is more effective, natural or chemically modified. Methods/Materials Make rice in a sterile environment,…

CSEF · 2016

Force Sensing Techniques for Robotic Arms

Electronics & Electromagnetics First Award

Objectives/Goals The goal of this project was to investigate gripping force sensing techniques for robot arms. My design criterion was to control a robot gripper with a programmable gripping…

CSEF · 2016

Forehead Powered Headlamp

Electronics & Electromagnetics

Objectives/Goals The goal of this project was to create an effortless, dependable, hands-free source of light by using body heat in order to power an LED that functions continuously at a rea…

CSEF · 2016

Gamma Radiation: The Effects of Shielding

Applied Mechanics & Structures

Objectives/Goals In todays society, the current standard for radiation shielding protection is the use for large lead and concrete blocks to shield against radioactive sources. Examples of t…

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