45TH ANNUAL
Coriell Institute Science Fair March 14th, 2026
A LEGACY OF INNOVATION. A FUTURE OF POSSIBILITY.
The Coriell Institute for Medical Research would like to thank our generous sponsors for their support in making our 45th Annual Science Fair a great success!
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Category Sponsors Engineering Chemistry
Research Sponsors THE ZAJAC FAMILY
Community Sponsors
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Greetings from the Coriell Institute
Welcome to the 45th Annual Coriell Institute Science Fair! The Coriell Institute is delighted to continue this long-standing showcase for our community’s STEM-minded students to exhibit their passion for science, research and innovation. Our founder, Dr. Lewis Coriell, was always looking towards the future - in medicine, research, technology, and education. He started this science fair 45 years ago to enthuse students about the STEM disciplines and cultivate future generations of scientists. This is why this science fair, and our other educational programs, are so important to us. They provide opportunities for hands-on experience for those of you who are interested in science, technology and math to hopefully jump-start a life-long, rewarding scientific career. And this is more than just a singular event for us as we look to our own future and vision for life sciences research in southern New Jersey. We recently broke ground on a new science campus to be located in the City of Camden that will serve as the Coriell Institute’s new headquarters, research center, and worldrenowned biorepository. In addition, the campus will house the NJ Coriell Labs Innovation Center, a state-designated biomedical Strategic Innovation Center that will provide incubator space and laboratory services to support emerging biotechnology companies. We foresee this new science campus transforming Camden into a research destination and extending New Jersey’s famed life sciences industry to southern New Jersey.
These goals mean we will need a steady pipeline of scientific talent. Between our own growing workforce needs and those of our sister organization, the Camden Cancer Research Center, and the biotech firms who will call the NJ Coriell Labs Innovation Center their home, we see an abundance of opportunity on the horizon to satisfy your research interests right here at home as hundreds of research and ancillary jobs will be created on-site and throughout the region. Please consider this science fair as the first step towards a potential career in science, and take advantage of our other opportunities, such as our summer internship program, and potential future employment in our post-doctoral program or as a scientist. Likewise, I am sure many other opportunities will present themselves as we fulfill our vision to make the region a life sciences research hub. I want to thank Rutgers University-Camden Chancellor Antonio Tillis and his team for their gracious hospitality, and all of the parents and dedicated teachers for inspiring and mentoring our student scientists and supporting their goals to improve the world through science and scholarship. I also want to thank our sponsors, leaders in New Jersey’s scientific and business communities, who enthusiastically invest in STEM education to maintain a robust pipeline of research talent to sustain our innovation economy and expand scientific knowledge. To all our students, thank you for participating and sharing your innovative research with us. We look forward to meeting you and learning about your project and ambitions.
Jean-Pierre Issa, MD President & Chief Executive Officer Coriell Institute for Medical Research CORIELL.ORG
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Senator Andrew Zwicker, PhD Senator Andrew Zwicker is a physicist and a member of the New Jersey Senate representing Central New Jersey's 16th Legislative District. He serves as Chair of the Legislative Oversight Committee, Vice-Chair of the Higher Education and Labor Committees, and sits on the Budget and Appropriations Committee. He served in the New Jersey General Assembly from 2016 – 2021 where he was the Chair of the Science, Innovation and Technology Committee. His legislative focus includes expanding economic opportunities, protecting our environment, ensuring access to a high quality education, and fighting for equality and social justice. A lifelong New Jersey resident, Dr. Zwicker is head of Public Engagement & Workforce Development at Princeton University’s Plasma Physics Laboratory, a world leader in developing an advanced form of energy known as fusion. He has taught classes in bioethics and writing, and led plasma physics workshops for faculty and students. The American Association of Physics Teachers named him as one of the 75 leading contributors to physics education in the US. Dr. Zwicker was raised in Englewood, New Jersey where his love of learning and passion for science came from his mother, a public school English teacher, and father, a chemical engineer. He earned a bachelor’s degree in physics from Bard College and a master’s and Ph.D. in physics from Johns Hopkins University.
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About the Coriell Institute
The Coriell Institute for Medical Research is an internationally renowned nonprofit biomedical research institution founded in 1953 by famed virologist and scientific pioneer Dr. Lewis L. Coriell, a key figure in the development of the polio vaccine. Coriell scientists conduct groundbreaking research to identify the genetic and epigenomic causes of cancer, rare and infectious diseases, aging-related diseases, and personalized medicine, publishing dozens of papers annually in leading scientific and medical journals. Coriell also accelerates scientific discovery by generating world-class biomaterials through establishing and curating key biobanks that now contain some of the world’s most extensive collection of cell lines, DNA, and other biomaterials for use by the international research community. Coriell holds one of the first two official cell banks recognized by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in 1960, and currently hosts the collections for six NIH institutes: NIGMS, NINDS, NHGRI, NEI, NIA and NIMH, providing biosamples to researchers around the world.
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Volunteers Donna Altamuro Haskell Berman Barbara Campbell Ronny Cervantes Woonbok Chung Maahi Das Robert Elefante Anthony Grandizio Sophia Gross Eunice Horton
Alie Kerney Charles Kowou Dara Kusic Paola Louie Gillian McGuire Janice Reynaga Melissa Ritchie Mallie Romanowski Jean Ryan
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Judges Roopali Agarwal Lin Almonte Abigail Amberson Kiruthika Balasubramanian Jatin Bhavsar Harsha Bojja Santanu Boral Brenda Braun Gennaro Calendo Ronny Cervantes Tiffany Chan Harshleen Chawla Woonbok Chung Peter Coriell Dibyendu Das
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Eduard Dedkov Mark DeLizio Jillian Elefante Michael Fanelli Roberto Feudale Norman Gerry Mikel Ghelfi Jim Gibson Victoria Haggerson Bonnie Harvey Jacob Heil Stacey Heil Rithika Janarthanan Sean Kearney Jodi Kerney Charles Kowou
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Dara Kusic Allison Lucci Ayna Mammedova Diego Morales Valliappan Narayanan Chinonso Okoyeaniche Tatyana Pozner Janice Reynga Alan Rozenblit Yasaman Saleh Laura Scheinfeldt David Seitman Robert Smith Summer Smith Ramie Stiles Xiaoyu Wei La Tonya Willis
Teacher Recognition Camden Academy Charter High School Madeline Fenner Camden Catholic High School An Nguyen Camden County Technical School Johnathan Schwehm Cherokee High School Rachel Senft Cherry Hill High School East Mark Brandreth Cherry Hill High School West Brian Grillo Doane Academy Brianna Horgan
Eastampton Community School Jeffrey Bowlby Eastern Regional High School Lauren Praesel Haddon Heights High School Macie McGeehan Haddonfield Friends School Rebecca Rementer Harrington Middle School Haixin Liu Henry C. Beck Middle School Gary Haaf Lenape High School Michael Condurso
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Moorestown Friends School Matt Lubicky Katie LuBrant Jennifer Mosher Michael Omilian Moorestown High School Sean Watson William Allen Middle School Jordan Fagan Christian Heine YARD Sciences Yajamana Ramu
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Special Awards SPONSORED BY THE ZAJAC FAMILY
In addition to the category awards, the Zajac Family has provided funding for special awards to recognize students (both individuals and teams) who have displayed an innovative approach to their research. INNOVATION IN BEHAVIORAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES AWARD One 6-8th grade participant and one 9-12th grade participant will be awarded the Innovation in Behavioral and Social Sciences Award for exhibiting an innovative approach in the Behavioral and Social Sciences categories.
INNOVATION IN LIFE SCIENCES AWARD One 6-8th grade participant or team and one 9-12th grade participant or team will be awarded the Innovation in Life Sciences Award for exhibiting an innovative approach within a life science category. INNOVATION IN MEDICINE AND HEALTH AWARD One 6-8th grade participant or team and one 9-12th grade participant or team will be awarded the Innovation in Medicine and Health Award for exhibiting an innovative approach in the Medicine and Health category.
INNOVATION IN CHEMISTRY AWARD One 6-8th grade participant or team and one 9-12th grade participant or team will be awarded the Innovation in Chemistry Award for exhibiting an innovative approach in the chemistry category.
INNOVATION IN ENGINEERING AND PHYSICS AWARD One 6-8th grade participant or team and one 9-12th grade participant or team will be awarded the Innovation in Engineering and Physics Award for demostrating an innovative approach to their research (this can include mathematics, computer science, and engineering projects).
INNOVATION IN PHYSICAL SCIENCES AWARD The Innovation in Physical Sciences Award will be presented to one 6-8th grade participant or team and one 9-12th grade participant or team for demonstrating an innovative approach in one of the physical sciences categories.
LEWIS L. CORIELL BEST OF FAIR AWARD In honor of our founder Dr. Lewis L. Coriell’s contributions to science and commitment to fostering future generations of scientists, one 6-8th grade participant or team and one 9-12th grade participant or team will be recognized with the Lewis L. Coriell Best of Fair Award.
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Delaware Valley Science Fair Top winners at the Coriell Institute Science Fair qualify to advance to the regional finals at the Delaware Valley Science Fair (DVSF). The 2026 DVSF is scheduled to take place from March 31st through April 2nd at the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center in Oaks, PA.
HOW TO ADVANCE You are eligible to advance to DVSF if: You are an individual project in 6-8th grade and either won or placed 2nd in your category. You are a team project in 6-8th grade and either won or placed 2nd. You are an individual project in 9-12th grade and either won or placed 2nd or 3rd in your category. You are a team project in 9-12th grade and either won or placed 2nd or 3rd.
The 1st and 2nd place awards in the 6-8th grade categories will be given to the strongest projects in each category that meet the minimum criteria for advancement. The 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place awards in the 9-10th and 11-12th grade categories will be given to the strongest projects in each category that meet the minimum criteria for advancement.
Coriell will automatically register you by forwarding your project paperwork to DVSF officials.
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Category Descriptions ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES Interdisciplinary academic field of the physical and biological sciences applied to the study of the environment
BEHAVIORAL & SOCIAL SCIENCES Human and animal behavior, social and community relationships
ENGINEERING Technology projects applying scientific principles to manufacturing and practical uses
BIOCHEMISTRY Chemistry of life processes
BOTANY Study of plant life
MATHEMATICS Development of formal logical systems and algebraic computations, and the application of these principles
CHEMISTRY Study of nature and composition of matter
COMPUTER SCIENCE Study and development of computer software and hardware and associated logical devices CONSUMER SCIENCE Testing and the comparison of consumer products for their intended use
MICROBIOLOGY Biology of microorganisms PHYSICS Theories, principles and laws governing energy and the effect of energy on matter
EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCES The study of the earth and the universe
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MEDICINE AND HEALTH Study of disease and health of humans and animals
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ZOOLOGY Study of animals
Student Projects FIRST NAME
LAST NAME
GRADE
SCHOOL
PROJECT TITLE
BEHAVIORAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES Azmita
Ashraf
11
Cherokee High School
Nightmares After Emotional Media Exposure
Michael
Drea
11
Cherry Hill High School West
The Impact of Musical Psychological Phenomena on Focus and Concentration
Ava
McCullough
11
Cherry Hill High School West
The Influence of Group Size on Risk-Taking Behavior
Roselyn
Rodriguez
11
Camden's Promise Charter School
The Effect Social Media Has on Students Mental Health. ("Scroll Less, Live More.""
Khushi
Khurana
10
Moorestown High School
Impact of Youth-Led Learning Experiences on the Development of STEM Skills and Interest
Molly
Massa
10
Moorestown High School
Don't Worry, Be Happy?
Aarya
Pradhan
10
Moorestown High School
The Myths of Multitasking: An EEG Analysis of Dual-Task Impacts on Attention and Performance
Elif
Yavas
10
Cherry Hill High School East
The Science of a Well-Lit Mind: How Does Exposure to Warm Versus Cool Colored Lighting Affect Focus in Elementary School Students?
Sarah
Vaida
9
Cherry Hill High School East
Accent or Impediment? Using Machine Learning to Prevent Speech Misdiagnosis in Children
Dia
Chauhan
7
William Allen Middle School
The association between the extent of Generative AI use and key academic and behavioral outcomes in middle school students.
Piper
Davis
7
Haddonfield Friends School
Factors That Affect Reliability of Eyewitness Accounts
BIOCHEMISTRY
Nhi
Nguyen
12
Cherry Hill High School West
Ink-Patterned Paper Biosensor (IPPB): A Low-Cost Flow Colorimetric Test for Non-Invasive Salivary Glucose Monitoring using Sharpie Marker
Aneesh
Rajagopal
11
Cherry Hill High School East
The Effect of Polyphenols on the Rate of Hydrogen Peroxide Breakdown by Catalase
Thomas
Solitro
11
Moorestown High School
Protocells: The Biochemistry Behind an Emerging Model of Abiogenesis
Avyukth
Dhruwa
10
Cherry Hill High School East
The Effect of Temperature on Catalase Activity in Potato Tissue
Ananya
Relia
10
Eastern Regional High School
Green Ozempic: Biopharming of GLP-1 Receptor Agonists in Nicotiana Benthamiana
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Student Projects FIRST NAME
LAST NAME
GRADE
SCHOOL
Kunal
PROJECT TITLE
Khandhar
9
Moorestown High School
Dual Phase Injectable Hydrogel for Site-Specific Drug Delivery
Nathanael
Lee
8
Moorestown Friends School
Modeling the Effects of Natural Selection on APOE ε4 frequency in Prehistoric Humans
Carley
Lovejoy
8
Delran Middle School
Which Liquid Loses the Least Electrolytes After Being Left Open?
Isha
Mantena
7
Harrington Middle School
When Good Products Go Bad: How Expired Food, Medicine, and Skincare Products affect our health
BOTANY
Daniel
Mazur
9
Cherry Hill High School East
How can we make plants more adaptable to environment changes?
Krishiv
Bhavsar
8
William Allen Middle School
An Innovative Approach to Reduce the Fertilizer Usage in Tomato Plants Utilizing Novel Endomycorrhizal Species
Acadia
Allen
7
Haddonfield Friends School
How do different liquids affect plant growth, color and viability?
Aiden
Cooper
7
William Allen Middle School
The Effects of EMR on Growth and Development of Raphanus sativus
Aarya
Gajera
6
YARD Sciences
Antioxidant Enzymes as Molecular Avengers: StressInduced Biochemical Defense in Mungbean (Vigna radiata)
CHEMISTRY
Ansh
Jaggi
11
Eastern Regional High School
Biodegradation of Renewable Polyurethane Foams Synthesized from Bio-Based Polyols
Jiayue
Pu
9
Cherry Hill High School East
Electrochemically Induced pH Changes and Their Effect on Lead Removal in Water
Harlene
Aulakh
8
Harrington Middle School
Use of Nanoscale Metal Thin Films as Antibacterial Agents Against Selected Bacteria
COMPUTER SCIENCE
Aditya
Khurana
12
Moorestown High School
A Real-Time, Low-Cost Multimodal Edge System to Detect Gun Threats in Schools
Namish
Bansal
11
Cherry Hill High School East
Comparing Object Detection Models for Electrical Substation Component Mapping
Chase
Yalon
10
Moorestown High School
Eliminating Run Time Reference Counting Overhead
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Student Projects FIRST NAME
LAST NAME
GRADE
SCHOOL
PROJECT TITLE
Sarah
Omezzine
9
Eastern Regional High School
Meaning Over Words: Using Context-Focused Machine Learning with Large Language Models to Evaluate Air Traffic Control Speech Transcription
Aadhavan
Rengapragash
9
Lenape High School
IntelliArm
Krish
Bansal
6
Henry C. Beck Middle School
Tag to Focus – A Python Based Game
EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCES Ishani
Basu
11
Cherokee High School
Enhancing Layered Thermal Protection Systems for Reusable Spacecraft Under Repeated High-Temperature Exposure
Advaita
Gundareddy
9
Moorestown High School
Solar and Cosmic Radiation and How It Affects Infrastructure On Planets Outside of Earth
ENGINEERING Joyce
Li
11
Cherokee High School
Passive Phase-Locked Knee Exoskeleton Using an Over Center Mechanism
Anirud
Sriram
11
Lenape High School
Predictive Control of Solar Panels Using Real-Time Cloud Imaging
Kai
Vajapey
11
Moorestown High School
TremorPause: A Wearable Inertial Tremor Suppression System
Kedar
Vipin Kartha
11
Lenape High School
ASL Translating Glove
Chase
Irwin
10
Cherry Hill High School West
Development of Novel Seawall Designs to Protect Metropolitan Areas in the Face of Sea Level Rise
Aadi
Kenjale
9
Cherokee High School
Mechanical Design and Fabrication of a 3D-Printed Tennis Ball Retrieval Robot Structure
Fionn
Isaacson
6
Florence Memorial High School
Sand Erosion and Deposition Model
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE Manuela
Gonzalez Puerta
12
Camden Academy Charter High School
The Effect of Water pH on Waste Decomposition
Sandro
Boujaoude
10
Moorestown High School
HydroPETase: A Novel Engineered Enzyme Variant for Optimized Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET) Plastic Biodegradation Under Aquatic Conditions
Brandon
Farling
10
Cherry Hill High School West
How Urban Centers And Ocean Proximity Shape Atmospheric Microplastic Deposition
Amita
Oberoi
10
Cherry Hill High School East
The Effect of Soil Type on Water Infiltration Rate and Surface Runoff
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Student Projects FIRST NAME
LAST NAME
GRADE
SCHOOL
PROJECT TITLE
Aarika
Sharma
10
Moorestown High School
Experimental Limits of Thermal Energy Extraction from Abandoned Geothermal Wells
Vihaan
Khare
9
Cherokee High School
Biofuel from Algae
Anjali
Jha
8
Marlton Middle School
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Emily
Li
8
Marlton Middle School
The Effects of Microplastics on the Environment and People: Presentation and Additional Resources to Educate and Inform Others
Ishaan
Malik
7
William Allen Middle School
Do food ingredients affect the composition of compost?
MEDICINE AND HEALTH Yash
Bhavsar
11
Moorestown High School
Performance Analysis of Organ Segmentation Algorithms in CT Imaging
Madison
Green
11
Moorestown High School
Continuous Vital-Sign Monitoring: Preventing OpioidInduced Respiratory Depression
Dilora
Kosimova
11
Cherry Hill High School East
The Impact of an Individual’s Own Injustice Toward Others on Their Psychological-Emotional and Physiological WellBeing
Dafni
Mintzas
11
Cherry Hill High School West
A Diagnosis of Transposition of the Great Arteries and the Emotional Impact on Caregivers
Nitya
Ravula
11
Lenape High School
Screening Plant-Derived Compounds for Potential Therapeutic Applications
Darsh
Gajera
10
Cherokee High School
SpeciAMP: Targeted Peptide Engineering
Daphne
Nguyen
10
Cherry Hill High School West
Determining the Effect of Holistic Treatments on Autistic Behavior in Caenorhabditis Elegans
Akshaya
Peketi
10
Moorestown High School
A Correlational Analysis of RNA-Based Therapies in T and NK Cells
Ann
Roby
10
Cherry Hill High School West
Effects of Medium-Chain Triglyceride (MCT) Oil and Phenobarbital on Seizure Activity in Wild-Type and UNC-49 GABAergic Mutant Caenorhabditis elegans
Cassidy
Rosario
10
Cherry Hill High School West
Investigating Heavy Metal–Induced Neurological Dysfunction in C. elegans
Nolan
Youssef
10
Moorestown Friends School
AI-Driven CT Scan Segmentation: 3D Kidney Reconstruction for Efficient Transplant Planning
Aarav
Agrawal
9
Eastern Regional High School
Co‑culture Effects on Antibiotic Resistance in Human Commensal and Pathogenic Bacteria
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Student Projects FIRST NAME
LAST NAME
GRADE
SCHOOL
PROJECT TITLE
Kavya
Bhatt
9
Eastern Regional High School
In Silico Analysis of Mu-Opioid Receptor Agonists: Identifying Molecular Features of G-Protein Biased Signaling
Takhmina
Kosimova
9
Cherry Hill High School East
Comparison of vitamin d3 dynamics with some physiological and biochemical parameters in people with cystic fibrosis.
Arnav
Relia
8
Voorhees Middle School
Vapor Danger: Cellular Toxicity of Nicotine and Vaping Additives
Natalie
Cole
7
Haddonfield Friends School
The Effects of commonly consumed drink on Human teeth?
George
Lecakes
7
Haddonfield Friends School
The Potential For Spreading Disease In Middle School
MICROBIOLOGY
Katherine
Griscom
12
Cherry Hill High School West
Assessing the Prophylactic and Synergistic Potential of Natural Compounds in Preventing Pseudomonas fluorescens Biofilm Development
Parv
Chikani
10
Eastern Regional High School
Combating Antimicrobial Resistance: Evaluating Nanoparticle-Conjugated Antibiotics, Bacteriocins, and Peptides Against Resistant Bacteria
Myrlandria
Hagan
10
Camden Catholic High School
Log by Log: UVC Irradiation vs. Conventional Sanitization: Evaluating Microbial Inactivation and Regrowth on Athletic Textiles
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Student Projects FIRST NAME
LAST NAME
GRADE
SCHOOL
PROJECT TITLE
Elena
Ray
10
Moorestown High School
Integrating Experimental Assays and Predictive Modeling to Evaluate Prion Protein Production in Preventive Therapeutic Strategies
Radika
Dudda
9
Eastern Regional High School
Nature's Antibacterials: Isolation and Evaluation of Bacteriophages Against Pathogens Using Experimental Models
Parker
Misinkavitch
9
Cherry Hill High School West
The Use of Phage Therapy for the Management of Acne Associated with Staphylococcus epidermidis
Suhana
Hemanth
8
Frances S. DeMasi Middle School
Can Probiotics and antibiotics cure food allergies?
PHYSICS
Alan
Gu
11
Moorestown Friends School
A Novel Multi-Tiered Distillation Framework for Interpretable and Deployable Deep Learning Surrogates in High Energy Jet Tagging
Vrushti
Patel
11
Cherokee High School
Fatigue Failure in Cyclically Loaded Biomedical Implants: A Physics-Based Analysis
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Student Projects FIRST NAME
LAST NAME
GRADE
SCHOOL
PROJECT TITLE
TEAM PROJECTS
Yuti
Kataria
10
Cherokee High School
Memories in a Bottle: The Chemistry of Scent
Arshleen
Kaur
10
Cherokee High School
Memories in a Bottle: The Chemistry of Scent
Julia
Komolova
10
Cherry Hill High School East
Investigating rTMS Parameters for Treating Bradykinesia in Parkinson’s Disease
Mya
Rowe
10
Cherokee High School
Memories in a Bottle: The Chemistry of Scent
Catherine
Yao
10
Cherry Hill High School East
Investigating rTMS Parameters for Treating Bradykinesia in Parkinson’s Disease
Varun
Rao
9
Moorestown High School
PRE-AD: Predictive Risk Estimator for Early Alzheimer’s Detection Using Machine Learning Models
Abdullah
Siddiqui
9
Moorestown High School
PRE-AD: Predictive Risk Estimator for Early Alzheimer’s Detection Using Machine Learning Models
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