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CSEF · 2014

Oil Spill Clean Up

Product Science (Biological) (Junior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals The objective of my experiment was to determine which type of cleaning product removes the most oil from duck feathers in the case of an oil spill: Dawn Dishwashing Liquid,…

CSEF · 2014

Oil Spill Clean Up Using Nanotechnology

Environmental Engineering (Junior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals My objective is to measure the efficiency of using nanotechnology and magnetism to clean up oil spills and determine if it is a viable alternative compared to other methods…

ISEF · 2014

Olympics Year Two: Battle of the Genders

Materials Science

The purpose of this project is to see what the Olympic Medal results would look like if they were based on Gender and to see if Gender Equality is being promoted throughout the Olympic Games…

CSEF · 2014

One Flush Is Not Enough

Product Science (Biological) (Junior Division Only) First Award

Objectives/Goals To determine the number of flushes that are required to remove microorganisms from toilet water after an episode of diarrhea. To determine the effects of different automatic…

ISEF · 2014

On the Lower Central Series of PI-algebras

Materials Science Second Award

This project is inspired by a recent breakthrough in the study of the lower central series filtration of unitary associative Lie algebras. We consider the successive quotients of elements (a…

ISEF · 2014

On the Number of Linear Extensions of Graphs

Robotics and Intelligent Machines

Given a bipartite graph, let us pick an acyclic orientation of its edges. Then, if we consider the partially ordered set (poset) induced by this orientation, the number of linear extensions…

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