By: Jason AYear: 2022School: Cabrillo AcademyGrade: 9Science Teacher: Heidi Thompson Millions of people suffer from heavy visual impairment, degenerative eye disorders, and sudden blindness. Most heavy visual impairments do not have reliable cures, some visual impairments can be aided by laser surgeries and modern telescopic technology although this technology may not be available to everyone …
By: Tony N.Year: 2022School: Westminster HighGrade: 11Science Teacher: Huy Pham Plastic usage has become prevalent in today’s society, especially with the packaging of goods, from perishable items such as food and nonperishable items such as toys. However, despite their affordability, plastics have served as pollutants that harm the environment. Tony intended to utilize plant biomass …
Project “Anja” (the third eye, in Sanskrit language) is meant to help visually impaired people recognize day to day objects. The students used a Raspberry Pi, a Pi Camera, an external speaker and Python code to enable four capabilities (visual recognition, artificial intelligence, text to speech and speech to action) to work together. The Raspberry …
By: Krysten R.Year: 2022School: Westminster High SchoolGrade: 11Science Teacher: Huy Pham Studying the Factors of AQI to Determine the Extent of their Effects on the Indoor Air Quality Index of Classrooms Students spend at least 6 hours inside daily, making classroom air quality an important area of study. The purpose of our study is to …
By: Minh P.Year: 2022School: Westminster HighGrade: 11Science Teacher: Huy Pham Is kimchi a viable fertilizer for growing plants on mars? When humans begin colonizing Mars in the far future, we will need to be self-sustainable and grow our own food. Because it would be expensive to constantly bring fertilizer from Earth to Mars, it’s important …
By: Joselyn G.Year: 2022School: Westminster High SchoolGrade: 10Science Teacher: Huy Pham The goal of the project is to determine at what concentration will Daphnia Magna (aquatic invertebrates) react to water pollution, specifically ammonium nitrate. We raised the daphnia in clear containers until they were able to reproduce. The negative control group was the optimal habitat …
By: Lynntram N.Year: 2022School: Westminster HighGrade: 11Science Teacher: Huy Pham While chickens are known to be low maintenance farm animals, owners may struggle tending to and creating an adequate environment for them. The effects of color on chicken behavior was investigated to determine how colors change a chicken’s interactions with each other and their environment. …
By: Ethan L.Year: 2022School: Westminster High SchoolGrade: 11Science Teacher: Huy Pham There are a lot of farms that contain things like manure and fertilizer which contain a lot of water. The nitrogen rich runoff runs into nearby rivers. This is significant because these ultimately cause dead zones, or kill a lot of the biodiversity. The …
By: HayMann H. and Kim N.Year: 2022School: Westminster HighGrade: 11Science Teacher: Huy Pham As technology advances, people see a rise in animal supplements for additional nutrition. However, the overuse of these substances often results in runoffs from animal manure that reverse the effect of growth boost and pollute other environmental aspects. This experiment aims to …
By: Mayra L.Year: 2022School: Westminster HighGrade: 12Science Teacher: Huy Pham Sound and music have been used on multiple occasions to determine if it would impact many things. Nerve plants were our ideal plant since its veins visually showed the impact of negative factors, they don’t need much watering other than keeping soil moist by watering …