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Calgary Youth Science Fair

1194 projects across 2 years, 2025–2026.

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CYSF · 2026

Nature vs. Nurture

Is nature vs. nurture still an interesting debate? This discussion has gone on for many decades, but how did it really begin? My project details the studies, research and general knowledge t…

CYSF · 2026

Noise - Aware Smart Headphones

The purpose of this experiment was to help people who are usually in noisy environments and these Noise-Aware Smart Headphones will automatically decrease the volume of the sound in the head…

CYSF · 2026

No More Salty Sight

Investigating contact lens lysozyme aggregation by tracking the kinetics and mechanisms of home-purified egg white lysozyme subvisible aggregation at varying NaCl concentrations measured via…

CYSF · 2026

NPK Eutrophication Madness

In this experiment, I am testing the effects of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium-rich fertilizers on Barley to see how its health and growth will be affected by eutrophication.

CYSF · 2026

Obsticale Alert Module: ClearPath

I have made a simple yet creative solution by combining both coding and low vision to make a pair of glasses called ClearPath. These special pair of glasses beep when an object is 30cm away…

CYSF · 2026

Orrery of the orbital resonance

My project is a mechanical model, also known as a orrery created to represent the oribital resonance of the three inner moons of Jupiter: Io, Europa, and Ganymede. In this project, the use o…

CYSF · 2026

Osmotic Pressure in Fragaria

This experiment uses strawberries to investigate how hypotonic, isotonic, and hypertonic solutions affect plant cell mass through osmosis. I measured the percentage change in weight to demon…

CYSF · 2026

Pitch

For this test we tested 10 grade 7/8 students to see how high or low frequency they could hear. I first split the students into musicians and non-musicians. After the test I found out that t…

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