AJAS Annual Meeting 2025
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The American Junior Academy of Sciences (AJAS) is a national honor society recognizing outstanding scientific research by high school students across the U.S. AJAS meets annually in conjunction with The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), the largest scientific organization in the world. AJAS delegates are exposed to cutting-edge research and have the opportunity to interact with world renowned scientists.
From February 12 - February, 16 2025, the following HTHS students attended the 2025 AJAS/AAAS Annual meeting in Boston, MA as delegates from the New Jersey Academy of Science 2024 Fair: All delegates had an astract published in the AAAS Meeting Proceedings and presented their work in a poster session that was part of the AAAS conference.
Project Title: SeamStress: A Conductible-Thread Stitch-Based Stress Sensor for Gait Analysis
Project Title: Predicting Microplastics Exposure Via Neural Network Gene Expression Integration
Project Title: Exploring zingerone-ampicillin combination for inhibition of Staphylococcus epidermidis
Project Title: A Cost-Effective Solution to Pharmaceutical Contamination in Drinking Water
Project Title: Utilizing Quaternary Ammonium Compounds as Mitigating Agents Against Volatile Organic Compound Toxicity in Duckweeed
Project Title: Optimizing Air Quality: A Deep Learning Approach Integrating Various Data for Effective Countermeasure Evaluation
Project Title: A Study in Pain Empathy: The Mu Rhythm Suppressions of Participants With and Without Previous Bone Injuries
Suhani Kumar
Suhani Kumar
Project Title: Shoelace Locking Device for Individuals With RA in Finger Joints
Project Title: DiaDetect: Federated Learning-Driven System for Diabetic Retinopathy Diagnosis
Project Title: The Physical Effects of Colloidal Silver on the Plant Ocimum Basilicum
Project Title: Effects of Epigallocatechin Gallate (EGCG) and Piperine Compounds on the Regeneration of D. Tigrina
Project Title: Utilizing a Novel VAE Pipeline for Tau Inhibitor Screening Validated in Drosophila Melanogaster Alzheimer’s Models
Project Title: Integration and Optimization of Cu2O and TiN Nanoparticles for Enhanced Solar Cell
Project Title: High-Speed Neural Network Tsunami Predictor with Multiple Adjustable Parameters
The following students were also named delegates to the conference, but were unable to attend:
Sophia Gao, Ritwik Singh, & Bhargav Yerramsetty.
The following students were also named delegates to the conference, but were unable to attend:
Sophia Gao, Ritwik Singh, & Bhargav Yerramsetty.
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