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CWSF · 2026

Plastic Eating Fungi

Environment & Climate Change

Our project was about how some types of mushrooms can degrade plastic. The type of mushroom we studied are called Blue Oyster Mushrooms. What our procedure was that we had cut water bottles…

CYSF · 2026

Popping Pearls

Silver Medal

To test how the membrane of boba pearls made with 3 different pH liquids with reverse spherification will thicken at different times in a sodium alginate bath

CYSF · 2026

Porkitecture

Silver Medal

Building materials (straw, wood, brick) are tested for structural stability under wind conditions, and insulation in cold temperatures.

CYSF · 2026

Potato Battery

Silver Medal

This experiment is to find out what state of potato generates the most electricity. For example, steamed potatoes, frozen-thawed potatoes, raw potatoes, and dehydrated potatoes.

CSEF · 2026

PotBot- Your Personalized Watering Assistant

Environmental Engineering (Track 2) (Junior Division) Honorable_mention Award

For my project, I am creating a moisture detection device that I decided to name PotBot, that lets you know when your plant needs to be watered! Every year, 35% to 50% of houseplants die fro…

CYSF · 2026

Power's Path

Bronze Medal

We will differentiate and analyze conductors and insulators by testing different materials for their conductivity. We will analyze best conductors and insulators from our used materials.

CWSF · 2026

Practical Polymers 2

Natural Resources

Plastic pollution is a major issue, and most plastics are made from materials that are limited and non-renewable. To investigate this, I created several bioplastics using natural materials s…

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