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ISEF · 2015

2015: A Photon Odyssey

In this study, I examine whether I can modify Beer Lambert’s Law to determine the average path-length of a photon that has not interacted with ordinary matter. We know that the absorption of…

ISEF · 2015

3-D Electrical Cast

The purpose for this project is to create a 3-D Printer Cast and incorporate the T.E.N.S. Unit to treat Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, and allow full arm mobility. The procedure is to first get the…

CSEF · 2015

50 Shades of Yellow

Product Science (Biological) (Junior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals For this year's science fair project, I chose to investigate what substance is most effective for cleaning teeth exposed to stain producing liquids. I am interested in this…

CSEF · 2015

A 40% Cheaper Alternative to Robotic Feeding Aids

Applied Mechanics & Structures Honorable_mention Award

Objectives/Goals The main objective of my goal was to create a robotic feeding aid prototype that was cheaper and easier to access. Many robotic feeding models in the market, such as HelloSp…

CSEF · 2015

A Better, Cheaper Security System

Electronics & Electromagnetics Second Award

Objectives/Goals The goal of this project is to build a homemade security system that can compete with commercial security systems in features and usability, and to build it in a DIY, (Do It…

CSEF · 2015

A Cheater's Curve: The Science behind the Spitball

Aerodynamics/ Hydrodynamics (Junior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals The objective was to determine if a smooth baseball, or "spitball", will generate a smaller Magnus force and less lift in flight than a normal baseball, and therefore cross…

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