GT Night Booths

Created by Jack Wills, 12th Grade - In this video, I explain how a tesla coil works in both simple and technical details and show the tesla coil that I built playing music through it's arc and causing bulbs to glow

Created by Jack Boardman, 9th Grade - An intriguing video that explains the basics of a car's engine (with visuals), and its LEGO!

Created by Nathan Kellogg, 11th Grade - The Star Wars original trilogy is likely the most innovative and influential series of movies, and nowhere is that more present than with the revolutionary special effects.

Created by Celso Cornado, 10th Grade - Tanso is a very dangerous substance, and yet there has not been much legislation to restrict it, and nobody talks about it, so I decided I wanted to tell people about it, and have a survey to see how effective the presentation was.

Created by Ivan Stanton, 12th Grade - An exploration of free and open-source software - a way of creating computer software that results in higher-quality, more private and secure software.

Created by Ruth Cook, 10th Grade - I attempted to create a functioning hoverboard that would be able to fly like in "Back to the Future."

Created by Nate Smith, 12th Grade - Everyone has experienced roller coasters at some time in their life, whether riding one or just seeing one. Roller coasters also have some insane and perplexing marketing. Why?

Created by Scott Figurski, 9th Grade - Using a CNC Machine that moves a steel ball through sand using magnets to make amazing patterns.

Created by Phoenix Witt, 11th Grade - A cheery exploration of the inevitability of global annihilation! Come chill and clasp desperately to everything you hold dear as you learn about the failures of our institutions and their inability to handle the most important problems of our generation.

Created by Egan Goh, 11th Grade - How would we do math if we lived in an alternate reality? Would we count differently?

Created by Angel Gooden, 12th Grade - An infographic I created from my training as an EMT at Warren Tech. This contains many things that I think everyone should know for basic health safety.

Created by Ariel Martin, 11th Grade - Different types of evidence used in a criminal investigation and how they are used in court.

Created by Brady Brunswig, 12th Grade - If you've ever wondered how much internet piracy has changed since its inception, then ill tell you right now it hasn't changed much but if you wanted to learn how it works then this is the presentation for you!

Created by Francisco Ramos, 12th Grade - My booth is about Hydrogen fuel cells, it explains what HFC are and how they can reduce climate change.

Created by Gwen Okeson, 9th Grade - A website of information I created to help you go gluten free and what you need to know about the gluten free lifestyle.

Created by Sophia Krieg, 10th Grade - See the process in which I clean my animal bones and some very interesting things about them.

Created by Noah Whittier, 10th Grade - Humanity has always had an obsession with creating fictional creatures with the ability to cause havoc like no other. And with so many Monsters, so many ways of bringing them to life, I decided to give a way of keeping track of them all.

Created by Bennett Snyder, 11th Grade - Have you ever wondered what goes into the Sport of Racing? The dangerous, thrilling, skillful, sport of Racing? Come see the basic ins and outs of the skill and sport of Racing!

Created by Matthew Martinez, 10th Grade - What is social anxiety? Is that the only kind of anxiety? What is anxiety? I want to help everyone become more educated on anxiety because it's important for the people around you and even for yourself! So please, come take a look at the anxious mind.

Created by Ella Winthers, 9th Grade - Wild foraging is a great skill to have, and you can make delicious food with the plants afterward.