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CSEF · 2017

Radon: The Silent Killer in Your House

Earth & Atmospheric Sciences (Junior Division Only) Third Award

Objectives/Goals To find if there is a correlation between radon levels and building ages Methods/Materials Materials: 2 Corentium QRI Home Radon Digital Monitor 10 houses (measured radon le…

ISEF · 2017

RApp Chemistry

Behavioral and Social Sciences

RApp Chemistry is a mobile app that works with augmented reality, describes the periodic table of elements. The main objective of RApp Chemistry is that the student learn the periodical tabl…

ISEF · 2017

Rare Amino Acids Accelerate Cancer Growth

Biomedical and Health Sciences

This project looked at the effects of amino acid supplementation on cancer growth. I grew cancer cells with varying percentages of amino acids Tryptophan and Methionine and observed cell gro…

ISEF · 2017

Reach into the Future II

Biomedical Engineering

The purpose of this researcher's project is to design, 3D print, construct, and code a mind controlled robotic prosthesis that models and functions anatomically similar to the human left arm…

CSEF · 2017

Recreating a Geyser Story

Earth & Atmospheric Sciences (Junior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals My objective was to recreate a geological geyser and determine whether the depth of the geyser's vent would have an affect on the frequency and duration of the geyser's erup…

ISEF · 2017

RecycloTrash: Barcodes v. CV

Environmental Engineering

In the RecycloTrash project, a trash can which sorts between recyclable and unrecyclable items that are thrown into it was designed and built. After the trash can was designed using the Auto…

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