ISEF projects, 2014–2026

Every Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair project Fairfolio holds: 17,565 entries across 13 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 ISEF projects.

Projects

17565 projects · showing 11581–11610

ISEF · 2018

Project POWER: A Swift Water Warning System

Engineering Mechanics

Every spring, people drown in local rivers because they underestimate the power and danger of the river flow from melting mountain snow. A literature review uncovered no practical, low-cost,…

ISEF · 2018

Properties of Bicentric Quadrilaterals

Mathematics

In this project, the properties of the bicentric quadrilaterals were examined. Bicentric quadrilaterals are quadrilaterals, which have both a circumcircle and incircle. For this reason, they…

ISEF · 2018

Proteomic Evolution in Hair Cell Regeneration

Computational Biology and Bioinformatics

Sensory hearing hair-cells are vulnerable to multiple damaging agents. In mammals, which lack regeneration, hair-cell loss leads to permanent hearing impairment. In contrast, non-mammalian v…

ISEF · 2018

Pythagorean Quintuples and Quaternions

Mathematics Third Award

This project, which is in number theory, explores the connections between quaternions and primitive Pythagorean quintuples. It is known that the square of a Gaussian integer (a complex numbe…

ISEF · 2018

Quest to the Mystery Metal

Chemistry

The reason behind this experiment was to discover the identity of a material found in an old classroom. In order to accomplish this goal, we observed the physical characteristics of the meta…

ISEF · 2018

Radiation Prevention: One Fiber at a Time

Materials Science

This experiment was conducted as an effort to further technology utilized to better protect humans from this radiation. The goal in performing this experiment was to determine if carbon nano…

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