Francis Libermann Catholic High School's Science Fair was held on February 25, 2025 (Tuesday). This is an exciting annual event where students showcase their curiosity, creativity, and scientific skills. Through innovative experiments and research projects, students from Grades 9 to 12 explore various scientific concepts and present their findings to peers, teachers, and judges. This event fosters critical thinking, collaboration, and a passion for discovery, reflecting our commitment to academic excellence and hands-on learning.
We are proud to announce that the top eight projects have been selected to move on to the regional fair held at the University of Toronto, where they will compete against the best young scientists in the region.
Projects advancing to Regionals:
Grade 9: Bakery - Jaela C
Grade 10: Building efficient wind turbines - Jenisha A, Natalie S
Grade 10: Glucose Detection: Using Optical T - Andrea D
Grade 11: Reduce traffic flow with AI - Adam C, Clarence C
Grade 11: Revolution of emergency response - Kelly C, Irene S
Grade 11: Anti-fogging using hydrophobic materials - Aaron G, Eathan H
Grade 12: Electromagnetic launcher - Alan G, Jerone A
Grade 12: Molecular Docking of Proteins - Nicholas D
Honourable mentions:
Grade 9: The 5 Second Rule: Myth or Fact? - Dane J
Grade 9: Feel the Wind See the Power - Victoria E, Lilian O
Grade 10: How is algae beneficial? - Katilin S, Daniella P
Grade 10: Can a drone fly to space? - Fina G
Grade 11: Making an Evaporative Cooling System - Joseph O, Joshua P
Grade 11: Recycles leaves to paper - Lakshmi Tom Y, Czelina M
Grade 12: Infection reducing sleeve for casts - Akoh L, Vanessa N
Grade 12: Alternatives for Gold Nanoparticles - Brianna L, Janelle A
Congratulations to all our participants for their dedication and hard work! A special thank you to our judges, volunteers, and staff who helped make this event possible. We look forward to cheering on our students as they compete at the regional level.
