Lightweight Composites
from Waste Products
Student: Shreyoshi Das
- 1st Place Environmental Sciences
at FWRSEF 2012
- 3rd Place Environmental Sciences
at EMTSEF 2012
I mentored a middle school student and guided her in her
attempts to combine three waste streams to make a new lightweight
and inexpensive composite for use in temporary structures such as
emergency housing.
Epidemic: Modeling the Global Spread
of
Totally Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis
Student: Shree Bose
- 2nd Place Mathematics
at FWRSEF 2012
- 3rd Place Mathematics
at EMTSEF 2012
I worked with my younger
sister, Shree Bose (first
grand prize winner of the Google Global Science Fair), to create a
mathematical model describing the global spread of
tuberculosis.
Bioresorbable Composite Scaffolds
for Guided Tissue Regeneration
Student: Santosh Murugan
- 3rd Place Bioengineering
at FWRSEF 2012
- 4th Place Bioengineering
at EMTSEF 2012
I guided a high school student in his efforts to create and
test new composite materials for use in orthopedic applications
such as hard tissue replacement. This project was inspired
by my past work with
biomaterials.