Google Spotlights 20 Student Science Fair Finalists
by D.Frank Smith
Check out what some of these 20 global finalists and their science projects were ----
- Matthew Reid, U.K. — Arduorbiter: Democratizing low-Earth orbit
- Pranav Sivakumar, U.S. — Automated search for gravitationally lensed quasars in the Sloan digital sky survey
- Anela Arifi and Ilda Ismaili, Bosnia-Herzegovina — Catch it on the Wing: Production of hydrogen storage material and biodiesel from chicken feathers and fat
- Zhilin Wang, Singapore — Affordable renewable energy
- Anika Cheerla, U.S. — An automated diagnosis of Alzheimer's
- Alexey Tarasov, Russia — Exploring the logic of ternary logic in electronics
- Girish Kumar, Singapore — Revup: Improving learning through automated study questions
- Tanay Tandon, U.S. — delivering rapid, portable and automated blood morphology tests
- Anurudh Ganesan, U.S. — Vaxxwagon: a reliable way to store and transport vaccines
- Eliott Sarrey, France — Bot2Karot: gardening through a a smartphone-activated robot
- Calvin Rieder, Canada — Extracting clean water from air: Solar-powered potable water
- Wei-Tung Chen, Taiwan — Calculating the 3D position of an object from a single source
- Isabella O'Brien, Canada — recycling shells to reduce ocean acidification
- Lalita Prasida Sripada Srisai, India — Absorbing water pollutants with corn cobs
- Deepika Kurup, U.S. — clean drinking water through solar-powered silver
- Laura Steponavičiūtė, Lithuania — Detecting the environmental changes of nanotechnologies
- Krtin Nithiyanandam, U.K. — Improving diagnoses and treatment of Alzheimer's with a new, molecular "trojan horse"
- Yo Hsu and Jing-Tong Wang, Taiwan — Knock-on fuel: Detecting impurities in gasoline with sound-pattern analysis
- Adriel Sumathipala, U.S. — A rapid, portable and affordable means of early detection for cardiac disease
- Olivia Hallisey, U.S. — using silk to better store and easily transport Ebola antibodies
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