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CSEF · 2015

Increasing Efficiency in Turbine Blades

Applied Mechanics & Structures Honorable_mention Award

Objectives/Goals The main objective of this project is to test the efficiency of different design aspects in single stage turbine blades. Methods/Materials Six turbines of varying blade leng…

ISEF · 2015

Increasing Wing Lift for Safer Landing

Fourth Award

The landing is the most difficult and important stage of the flight. It requires a suitable length of the runway and pilot's skill. The main idea of our project is to decrease the landing sp…

CSEF · 2015

I Need to See through Walls

Materials Science (Junior Division Only) Fourth Award

Objectives/Goals My Project was to determine how electromagnetic waves were attenuated through various materials and figure out how to make the WiFi in our house faster. Methods/Materials A…

CSEF · 2015

Infant Car Alert System

Mathematics & Software First Award

Objectives/Goals Since 1990, over 747 children (on average 31 per year) have died from heat stroke when left alone in a vehicle. This is an alarming situation, so I decided to solve this pro…

CSEF · 2015

In Search of BPA

Environmental Science Third Award

Objectives/Goals My objective for this project was to determine what objects/liquids are safe and which ones are dangerous. I play volleyball, and after playing all day at the beach, my wate…

CSEF · 2015

Internet of Things Meet My Data Binder

Electronics & Electromagnetics Third Award

Objectives/Goals The Internet as we know 5 years ago was made of mostly computers. Today it is more than computers - cars, dishwashers, clothing, keychains - the Internet of Things has arriv…

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