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CWSF · 2026

Filters to Fibres

Environment & Climate Change Bronze Medal

My project is about recycling cigarettes. I was inspired to investigate this topic as cigarettes are the most littered item in the world (Kuta, 2024). I tested which simple and affordable ki…

CWSF · 2026

First Nation Fasting

Health & Wellness

We studied about first nations fasting and what it does for the body, we went to our elders and offered tobacco for information and knowledge. Our elders gave us lots of information for our…

ISEF · 2026

FlexiGripper

Robotics and Intelligent Machines

Most robotic grippers are either powerful or gentle, rarely both. Traditional rigid designs lack adaptability and often damage fragile objects through excessive force, limiting their usage i…

CYSF · 2026

Focus Under Fire

To determine which genre of interference will derive the focus of Junior High students most. We will perform visual, auditory, and motionary distractions to unsuspecting participants and com…

CWSF · 2026

Follow The Light

Curiosity & Ingenuity Bronze Medal

Buying food can be very expensive. And it can be even more expensive to buy healthy food. My goal was to create an efficient way to grow plants inexpensively in the home. My idea for an indo…

CYSF · 2026

Fractured Earth: Energizing Tomorrow!

I am proposing to harness earthquake wave energy to generate electricity using piezoelectric disc through an inventive experiment, which will be most useful in earthquake-prone areas like th…

CYSF · 2026

Friction

I am experimenting on different carpets that are made of different materials if that affects how much friction there would be on an object

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