OTTAWA, April 04, 2023 – A group of eight high school students will represent Canada at the world’s most prestigious youth STEM project competition, the 2023 Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair, from May 14 to 19 in Dallas, Texas. The students were selected by a panel of STEM professionals from across the country based on the level of ingenuity, critical thinking, scientific excellence, and communication skill in developing their STEM project.
“The quality of these projects and the calibre of these students is truly remarkable,” says Reni Barlow, executive director of Youth Science Canada, the national charitable organization behind Team Canada-ISEF since 1995. “Team Canada will be competing against the best students from more than 80 countries. I encourage everyone to support these young scientists by learning more about their projects and speaking of the value STEM-based projects have inside and outside of school, to children and teens.”
Team Canada-ISEF 2023 comprises (left to right and top to bottom in photo):
· Cindy Cheng – Waterloo, Ontario
Detecting hypoxia through the non-invasive monitoring of sweat lactate and tissue oxygenation
· Aditya Dewan – Mississauga, Ontario
SPRKD: Effective Knowledge Distillation for Deep Neural Networks via Saddle Region Approximation
· Max Du – Calgary, Alberta
A Novel Pre-Hospital Indoor Rescue Drone
· Keerthan Kamala Krishnamoorthy – Winnipeg, Manitoba
Detection of Harmful Microorganisms in Drinking Water using Deep Learning
· Krish Modi – Sarnia, Ontario
Pee Xylophone: A Novel Non-Invasive System to Measure Bladder Pressure
· Annabelle Rayson – Sarnia, Ontario
Plankton Wars: An Innovative Analysis of Daphnia Genotype Biomanipulation for Algae Bloom Prevention
· Thomas Yang – Toronto, Ontario
Seeing Cells without a Lens: Compact 3D Digital Lensless Holographic Microscopy for Wide-field Imaging
· Tara Zhan – Vancouver, British Columbia
Hemistride: Design of a Low-Cost and Backdrivable Lower-Limb Exoskeleton for Hemiplegic Patients
Learn more about Team Canada-ISEF 2023.
“The time, energy and ingenuity these students invest into these projects is remarkable and something of which they can be very proud,” says Prof. Patrick Whippey, chair of the selection panel. “From their scientific inquiry, curiosity and outstanding creativity, each student has certainly earned their spot on the team”.
The YSC Team Canada-ISEF program is made possible thanks to the Gwyn Morgan & Patricia Trottier Foundation, through its Youth Can Innovate program. To learn more about the program or to donate in support of youth in STEM, please visit Youth Science Canada donation page.
SOURCE Youth Science Canada
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