AJAS projects, 2017–2026

Every American Junior Academy of Science project Fairfolio holds: 1,041 entries across 8 years, with the abstract, category and awards the fair published for each one.

Years

Category breakdown

Counts cover every year of this fair and use its own category labels, exactly as the source published them. Each one links to that category's AJAS projects.

Projects

1041 projects · showing 841–870

AJAS · 2018

Fibonacci=Money?

Mathematics (inferred)

The ratios used in this experiment, which were derived from the Fibonacci sequence by dividing the numbers in the sequence to get each individual ratio used. The Fibonacci sequence was deriv…

AJAS · 2018

Freshwater Oil Spills: Effects on Daphnia Magna

Earth and Environmental Sciences (inferred)

To gain insight into the effect that gasoline contamination and ethanol flushing (a means of counteracting gasoline contamination) have on freshwater microorganisms, research on the physiolo…

AJAS · 2018

Improving Traffic Efficiency at T-Junctions

Robotics and Intelligent Machines (inferred)

Traffic inefficiency is a problem that will only continue to grow as more and more people take on vehicles as their primary mode of transportation. Hold ups in traffic can lead to, at best,…

AJAS · 2018

Multirotor Velocity: Propeller vs. Pitch

Engineering (inferred)

The purpose of this project was to see if using a frontward pulling propellor gives the multirotor a higher velocity than the multirotor altering its pitch or yaw to achieve movement in a gi…

AJAS · 2018

Myco-Treatment of Marine Oil Spills

Environmental Engineering (inferred)

Responses to oil spills include; leaving spills undisturbed, removing with skimmers/ sorbents, breaking-up spills with dispersants or introducing biological agents to enhance oil degradation…

AJAS · 2018

Panspermia

The origins of life on earth is one of the most important questions under investigation One theory, panspermia, suggests that the earliest life on the planet may have been extraterrestrial i…

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