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The podcast currently has 18 episodes available.
Welcome, welcome all, to this episode of the Why to How Podcast, where we explore adventures in STEM. After an amazing CWSF a few months ago, I wanted to check in with our Platinum & Best Project award winners, to learn more about their science fair projects & the adventures they’ve had along the way.
Today, I’m joined by Annabelle Rayson, a student from Lambton County and our Best Project Award - Discovery winner at CWSF 2022 for her project, "Plankton Wars: An Innovative Analysis of Daphnia Genotype Biomanipulation for Algae Bloom Prevention".
Feel free to check out Annabelle's project and leave comments of support at: https://projectboard.world/ysc/project/plankton-wars-an-innovative-analysis-of-daphnia-genotype-biomanipulation-for-algae-bloom-prevention
Welcome, welcome all, to this episode of the Why to How Podcast, where we explore adventures in STEM. After an amazing CWSF a few months ago, I wanted to check in with our Platinum & Best Project award winners, to learn more about their science fair projects & the adventures they’ve had along the way.
Today, I’m joined by Arushi Nath, a student from Toronto and our Best Project Award - Innovation winner at CWSF 2022 for her project, "Strengthening Planetary Defense: Detecting Unknown Asteroids using Open Data, Math, and Python".
Feel free to check out Louis and Koral's project and leave comments of support at: https://projectboard.world/ysc/project/planetary-defense-detecting-unknown-asteroids-using-open-data-math-and-python
Welcome, welcome all, to this episode of the Why to How Podcast, where we explore adventures in STEM. After an amazing CWSF a few months ago, I wanted to check in with our Platinum & Best Project award winners, to learn more about their science fair projects & the adventures they’ve had along the way.
Today, I’m joined by Louis Wu and Koral Kulacoglu, students from York and our Senior Platinum Award - Innovation winners at CWSF 2022 for their project, "FourSight Screenings".
Feel free to check out Louis and Koral's project and leave comments of support at: https://projectboard.world/ysc/project/foursight-screenings
Welcome, welcome all, to this episode of the Why to How Podcast, where we explore adventures in STEM. After an amazing CWSF a few months ago, I wanted to check in with our Platinum & Best Project award winners, to learn more about their science fair projects & the adventures they’ve had along the way.
Today, I’m joined by Max Du, a student from Calgary Youth and our Intermediate Platinum Award - Innovation winner at CWSF 2022 for his project, "A Novel Pre-Hospital Indoor Rescue Drone".
Feel free to check out Max's project and leave comments of support at: https://projectboard.world/ysc/project/old-novel-pre-hospital-indoor-rescue-drone
Welcome, welcome all, to this episode of the Why to How Podcast, where we explore adventures in STEM. After an amazing CWSF a few months ago, I wanted to check in with our Platinum & Best Project award winners, to learn more about their science fair projects & the adventures they’ve had along the way.
Today, I’m joined by Jasmine Schneider, a student from Waterloo-Wellington and our Intermediate Platinum Award - Discovery winner at CWSF 2022 for her project, "Phosphate Removal from Groundwater Using Mussel Shell Biochar".
Feel free to check out Jasmine's project and leave comments of support at: https://projectboard.world/ysc/project/phosphate-removal-from-groundwater-using-mussel-shell-biochar
Welcome, welcome all, to this episode of the Why to How Podcast, where we explore adventures in STEM. After an amazing CWSF a few months ago, I wanted to check in with our Platinum & Best Project award winners, to learn more about their science fair projects & the adventures they’ve had along the way.
Today, I’m joined by Audrey Cowen, a student from Toronto and our Junior Platinum Award - Discovery winner at CWSF 2022 for her project, "The Hidden Side of Your Dog's Love".
Feel free to check out Audrey's project and leave comments of support at: https://projectboard.world/ysc/project/the-hidden-side-of-your-dogs-love-npdmr
✨ Welcome, welcome all, to this special episode of the Why to How Podcast, where we explore adventures in STEM. Today, I’m joined by Shreya Plassery, a Grade 8 student from Peterborough and our Junior Platinum Discovery award winner at CWSF 2021 for her project, Unlocking the Legacy: Can Mycorrhizae and Spent Mushroom Substrate activate Legacy Phosphorus?
🎙️ Available on all your favourite podcast apps, you can also watch this episode on YouTube at: https://cstu.io/40fa2f
📣 Feel free to check out Shreya's project and leave comments of support at: https://cstu.io/c25e9b
🤷 Who is Shreya Plassery?
Hi! I am Shreya, a grade 8 student from St. Catherine Elementary School, Peterborough. This is my fourth time doing the science fair and I got to go to Canada Wide virtually this year. It was a fantastic experience!
Instagram: @shreyaplassery
💜 Thanks so much for your support! Have a great day, and stay curious
✨ Welcome, welcome all, to this special episode of the Why to How Podcast, where we explore adventures in STEM. Today, I’m joined by Calvin Karthik, a Grade 9 student from Peterborough and our Discovery Best Project award winner at CWSF 2021 for his project, A Mighty Mushroom and the Power of Poop: Testing Biogas Production using Spent Mushroom Substrate Phase 2.
🎙️ Available on all your favourite podcast apps, you can also watch this episode on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/sasi_t-5JU8
📣 Feel free to check out Calvin's project and leave comments of support at: https://cstu.io/55bc7a
🤷 Who is Calvin Karthik?
Hi, my name is Calvin Karthik and I'm a Gr. 9 student. I love playing basketball, hip-hop music, dancing, coding, creating digital art, and science. I am extremely grateful for this opportunity to participate in the CWSF.
💜 Thanks so much for your support! Have a great day, and stay curious
Bienvenue à tous dans cet épisode spécial du podcast Pourquoi et comment, où nous explorons les aventures dans le domaine des STIM. Aujourd'hui, je suis accompagnée d'Allison Engo, une élève de 12e année du Réseau Technoscience et notre lauréate du prix Platine Découverte senior à l'ESPC 2021 pour son projet Saved on the Fly.
Feel free to check out Allison's project and leave comments of support at: https://cstu.io/db1cbc
Pour sa vidéo de présentation en français: https://cstu.io/055b14
Who is Allison Engo?
My name is Allison Engo, born and raised in Montreal, Quebec. I'm a 16-year-old student from Marianopolis College studying in the Honours Health Science program. I'm passionate about sciences and finding ways to improve the lives of people in our community through research and education.
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You can also watch this episode in French on YouTube at: https://cstu.io/c7e9e0
Thanks so much for your support! Have a great day, and stay curious 💜
Welcome, welcome all, to this special episode of the Why to How Podcast, where we explore adventures in STEM. After an absolutely incredible virtual CWSF a few weeks, it was clear that you all wanted to hear more from our Platinum & Best Project award winners, so over the next few weeks, I’ll be catching up with them all to learn more about their science fair projects & the adventures they’ve had along the way.
Today, I’m joined by Hardit Singh, a Grade 9 student from Waterloo-Wellington and our Best Project Innovation award winner at CWSF 2021 for his project, Speculor: A Comprehensive Teleophthalmology Platform for People Centered Eyecare.
Feel free to check out Hardit's project and leave comments of support at: https://projectboard.world/ysc/project/speculor-a-comprehensive-teleophthalmology-platform-for-people-centered-eyecare
Who is Hardit Singh? Hi! My name is Hardit Singh and I am a Grade 9 student from Waterloo Ontario. My interests include computer science, artificial intelligence, optics, medicine, and sports. I love developing innovative solutions involving my interests to help solve our world's biggest problems! Check out my YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvmkfw1hfQvAdsY4Qi714MA
You can also watch this episode on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/XgouWFTv29o
Thanks so much for your support! Have a great day, and stay curious 💜
The podcast currently has 18 episodes available.