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Group Members: Noshin Orala, Noor Syar, Nabiha Subaita STEAM. NYC. Origami. The project was created based on these three aspects. Our goal is to highlight each letter of…
Group Members: Aleksey Moshkov, Anjali George, Sakshi Tiwari Golf course fragmentation breaks large natural habitats into smaller, isolated patches, disrupting wildlife movement, reducing biodiversity, and destabilizing ecosystems. In…
Group Members: Alon Shabshin The project describes a process called Cryo-Crystallography and how utilizing this process, three scientists managed to do the impossible, create a 3D atomic level…
Group Members: Jennifer Joseph, Kejsi Metko, Nana Boateng This project explores how sleep deprivation varies across the United States. Using CDC data, we were able to create some…
Group Members: Makula Dukuly, Junie Bae, Tasnin Sultana, Andrew Kokolakis, and Eitan Rochwarger This study that bats are attracted to bright, noisy areas in New York City. Unfortunately,…
Group Members: Hong Poon, Jada Williams Our project is about the ongoing “War on Rats” in New York City. Rats are known transmitters of illnesses like salmonellosis, E.coli,…
Group Members: Christine Van, Jaylene Rojas, Alexander Rosen This study examines the relationship between changes in air quality and cardiovascular disease (CVD) mortality across U.S. states and regions…
Group Members: Matthew Venditti & Philopateer Demyan For many people today, a college degree seems to be worth a lot less each year. As college tuitions continue to…
Group Members: Erick Abbate, Roziya Lakhram, Isabella Yakutilov The data we analyzed shows a consistent and possible cause and effect relationship between rainfall and the elevated bacterial levels…
Group Members: Rozalia Lakhram, Amanda Lavian, Jacob Malekan Air quality can change a lot depending on where you are. For example, imagine what the air quality would be…
