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CYSF · 2025

Is tap water overrated?

Our project will answer if acidic water or basic water is better for plants (best growth), in our case mint. We will hydroponically grow 30 seeds,(2 seeds per pot) 5 with acidic water (PH6),…

CYSF · 2025

Jellyfish

We will be researching how jellyfish survive without organs necessary for humans

ISEF · 2025

JETSTREAM: Building the World's Fastest Drone

Engineering Technology: Statics & Dynamics

Jetstream is the world’s fastest drone, flying at 40% of the speed of sound. Jetstream paves the way for future high-speed-drone design, enabling future drones to tackle a new realm of high-…

CYSF · 2025

Just float

my project is about the buoyancy of a potato and a lime when we add different quantities of salt.

CYSF · 2025

Just Wing It

Me and my partner are trying to figure out what the best wing design for a paper airplane to stay in the air the longest. We are going to test 5 different designs to see which design is best…

ISEF · 2025

Killing Killer PsudoKu

Mathematics

In traditional Sudoku, players are tasked with filling a 9x9 board with the numbers 1 through 9, with each number appearing once and not repeating in each column, row, and 3x3 subgrid. In Ki…

ISEF · 2025

KISLAP PILIPINAS: Kinetic in situ Characterization of Reinforced Composite Assembly of Cathode and Anode Materials Derived From Musa textilis (Abaca) Fibers and Carbonized Perna viridis (Green Mussel Shells) as Potential Integrated Layers Ion Electrode Plugged-in Coin Cell Based Battery for Energy Application Storage

Energy: Sustainable Materials and Design

This study focuses on the sustainable use of biomass wastes (carbonized green mussel shells, abaca fibers) as possible electrode layers to build a reinforced composite assembly for energy st…

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