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ISEF · 2026

Madigan Squeeze

Animal Sciences

Neonatal Maladjustment Syndrome (NMS), also known as dummy calf syndrome, affects newborn calves by limiting their alertness, ability to stand, nurse, and bond with their mother. The researc…

AJAS · 2026

Maillard Maker

Chemistry (inferred)

Food development is an important and persistent part of the modern world, and finding optimal methods of creating food products is necessary as the world's population increases. The Maillard…

CYSF · 2026

Making it clear

Bronze Medal

I made water filters and I collected bow river, tested it no nitrates or nitrites I made simulated water by adding soil, and I did my test.

ISEF · 2026

Making Sustainable Fabrics From Seaweed

Energy: Sustainable Materials and Design

Can you imagine clothing made from seaweed? The textile/fashion industry discards in excess of 90 tons of textile waste annually. The industry is trying to become more sustainable by develop…

ISEF · 2026

Manufacturing With Moon Dust

Materials Science

Moon colonization would benefit from manufacturing using local materials such as moon dust, a basaltic volcanic ash (BVA). We investigate the feasibility of additive 3D printing (FDM) with a…

CYSF · 2026

Mapping Memory

Gold Medal

I will make a program in which the participants play 4 memory games. While they are playing these games, their brainwaves are being recorded using an EEG headset. They are analyzed and compl…

CYSF · 2026

Mars versus Earth

Bronze Medal

This science fair project will answer the questions "Does homemade Martian soil affect the fact that plants don't grow on Mars, or is it the atmosphere?"

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