This scientific research paper explains and presents the data collected from a experiment testing how the volume of classical music affecs the ability to remember a sequence of digits.
This report analyzes and discusses the differences and similarities between Euclidean, spherical, and hyperbolic geometry.
Selected to compete in the Maryland Junoir Science and Humanities Symposium, this presentation gives an overview of our experiment testing how the volume of classical music affecs the ability to remember a sequence of digits.
This group project aims to teach others about how topology was discovered and explains briefly what topology represents.
This scratch program teste the ability to remember a sequence of digits with a low, medium, and high volume of classical background music.
This scratch program is based on a collection of environmental data over the course of a year. It can be used to predict the average number of leaves which have completely changed color and the average leaf fall rate per day based on the total daily sunlight.
Sample of Stem 1B Course Work:
This report outlines how my group researched and experimented to efficiently create a package in which an egg can be placed so that it will not break when dropped a significant distance.
The "Clay Mask" projest involved determining a unique recipe which yields an effective and safe clay mask. With research and the given ingredients and materials, our project team tried many different combinations until a cost efficient and favorable mask was created.
After creating a fask mask, the next logical step in experiencing a realistic project led us to create an efficient container for the product. After many ideas and attempts, we created a package that was durable, cost efficient, and potentially favorable to customers.