Science Castle

Science Castle Asia 2026
2026.08.22 [SAT] - 23 [SUN]

Science Castle Asia 2026

ADVANCED SCIENCE Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia (USIM), Negeri Sembilan

Science Castle Asia is an international STEM conference where secondary school students present research and innovation projects, receive feedback from academia and industry, and connect with like-minded young researchers.

Science Castle Asia is an international STEM research conference for secondary school students organized by Leave a Nest Group. It serves as a platform for students from different countries across Asia to present their scientific research, innovative ideas, and technology-based projects in a professional conference environment. Unlike a competition, Science Castle Asia focuses more on learning, sharing knowledge, collaboration, and building connections among young researchers, educators, scientists, universities, and industry professionals.

During the conference, students participate in poster presentations, oral presentations, workshops, and networking sessions where they can explain their research findings, receive feedback from experts, and exchange ideas with other students who share similar interests in science and technology. The projects presented often cover areas such as environmental sustainability, robotics, artificial intelligence, health sciences, food technology, engineering, biodiversity, and community problem-solving.

Science Castle Asia also encourages students to develop important skills such as communication, critical thinking, teamwork, creativity, and confidence in presenting their ideas publicly. By interacting with researchers and professionals, students gain exposure to real-world scientific applications and future career opportunities in STEM fields. The conference creates an inspiring and supportive environment that motivates young people to continue exploring science and innovation while contributing meaningful solutions to challenges faced by society and the world.





Event Name
Science Castle Asia 2026
Date and Time
Saturday, August 22 - Sunday, August 23, 2026
Venue
Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia (USIM), Negeri Sembilan
Islamic Science University of Malaysia, Bandar Baru Nilai, 71800 Nilai, Negeri Sembilan ACCESS
Organizer
Leave a Nest Malaysia
Participation Fee
Visitor Registration Register Now

timetable

August 22, 2026 (Saturday)
Time Saturday
8:00-9:00 Registration
booth
Exhibition
09:15 VIP Arrival
10:45 The opening ceremony begins
11:00 Keynote speech
11:30 Networking Session
12:30 Lunch
14:00 Poster presentation (Odd)
15:00 Poster presentation (even)
16:00 Day 1 Reflection
August 23, 2026 (Sunday)
Time Saturday
8:00-9:00 Registration Day 2
booth
Exhibition
09:00 I am the Master of Ceremonies.
09:05 Partner's remarks
09:45 Remarks by the Head Oral Judge
09:55 short break
10:00 Oral Presentation
11:00 Brief Consideration
11:20 Oral Presentation
12:30 Lunch Break
14:00 Workshop
16:30 Prepare for closing ceremony
16:45 Closing ceremony
18:00 Adjourn
  • Malaysia
    (Sultan Alam Shah School)

    Project ViroSentry

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    Objective - Create a lightweight ML engine to prevent viral mutational escape. Hypotheses - Modeling downstream drift allows us to steer viruses into non-viable structural dead-ends. Results - The pipeline outperformed benchmark models, reducing binding affinity RMSE to 0.64 using edge compute. This proves decentralized frameworks can design mutation-proof treatments without massive supercomputers.
  • Malaysia
    Yayasan Sarawak International Secondary School Petra Jaya

    GENETIC SEQUENCING OF ENDEMIC ORCHIDS IN SARAWAK

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    Sarawak has many unique orchids, but some endemic Bulbophyllum species lack genetic data. This study analyzed three Sarawak species using chloroplast DNA (matK gene) and Sanger sequencing to support accurate identification and conservation. Results are expected to show close relationships among Sarawak species and provide new DNA barcode data for future orchid research and protection.
  • Malaysia
    Tunku Kurshiah College

    MEND: A Machine Learning Framework For Medicine Education And Navigated Disposal

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    MEND is an AI-powered platform that improves medicine management and safe disposal in Malaysia. Using machine learning, OCR, and geolocation, it tracks medications, predicts potential waste, and guides users to verified disposal sites. The system promotes responsible medicine use, reduces environmental pollution and antimicrobial resistance, and supports sustainable healthcare and SDG 3 goals.
  • Japan
    Ibaraki Prefectural Namiki Secondary School

    A wearable battery powered by human sweat

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    The objective of this research is to develop a battery that directly uses human sweat as an energy source. This is achieved by replacing the conventional Voltaic-cell-based structure with an enzyme battery system that utilizes skin microbiota. This approach aims to increase power generation and provide a stable power supply over extended periods. I hypothesize that batteries utilizing skin microbiota will produce more stable electricity generation than conventional Voltaic-cell-type batteries. Additionally, this system has the potential to be more environmentally friendly and safer for human use. This study explores a sustainable and practical energy-harvesting technology for future wearable devices.
  • Japan
    Tokyo University of Agriculture Daiichi High School Junior High School

    Performance Comparison of Wavy Airfoil Sections

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    Focusing on wavy airfoils, I fabricated prototype airfoils, lift, drag, and wind tunnel apparatus, and conducted tests with wave numbers, sizes, and tail presence. As a result, I discovered wavy airfoils that demonstrated superior performance compared to the baseline airfoil. It was also suggested that the generation of vortices suppresses airflow separation at the wing surface, potentially increasing lift.
  • Japan
    Kofu Minami High School

    Changes in the Properties of Caddisfly Silk in Response to Disinfectant Solutions.

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    Caddisfly silk from Stenopsyche marmorata exhibits strong adhesion in water. To explore potential medical applications, I examined how disinfectants affect its properties. Silk samples were immersed in saline and disinfectants, and their elongation was measured. Unlike silkworm silk, caddisfly silk exhibited increased elongation in saline and 70% ethanol. These results suggest a unique responsiveness to environmental conditions.
  • Philippines
    Nueva Ecija High School

    Rambutan Nano-Sutures: The Future of Wound Care

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    To address the burden of surgical site infections (SSIs), this study developed AgNP-coated silk sutures via green synthesis using rambutan peel extract (RPE). Characterized by UV-Vis and SEM-EDX, the sutures were found to have a silver loading of 3.13%. In vivo evaluation using the Modified Draize Scale demonstrated that the AgNP sutures reduce inflammation and accelerate healing compared to plain silk.
  • Philippines
    TANZA NATIONAL COMPREHENSIVE HIGH SCHOOL TNCHS

    TUMOR WITHOUT ARATI

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    Malignancy remains a leading cause of death, and conventional chemotherapeutic agents such as doxorubicin, while effective, are often toxic and costly. This study evaluates the tumoricidal activity of an ethanolic extract of Muntingia calabura L. leaves, stabilized with chitosan derived from Caesio cuning, against UVB-induced tumors in Drosophila melanogaster Meigen. Observations focused on tumor regression, mortality, and fly vitality. The 50% extract concentration produced the highest tumor regression (51.86%), comparable to doxorubicin (54.37%), with lower mortality (66.67% vs. 100%). One-way ANOVA revealed a significant difference in tumor reduction (F = 76.12, p < 0.001) but not in mortality (p = 0.392). Overall, Muntingia calabura L. extract combined with chitosan appears to be a safe, cost-effective alternative to conventional chemotherapeutic agents.
  • Thailand
    Surawiwat School, Suranaree University of Technology (SCIUS)

    PGPR Enhancing Salinity Tolerance in Sorghum

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    This study isolated salt-tolerant Plant Growth-Promoting Bacteria (PGPB) from saline soils in Northeastern Thailand to enhance sorghum growth. Three high-performing isolates demonstrated nitrogen fixation and phosphate solubilization. Inoculated sorghum showed improved root and shoot development under high salinity, supporting PGPB as a sustainable biofertilizer alternative.
  • Vietnam
    (Nguyễn An Ninh Secondary School)

    SMART BUOY SYSTEM FOR DEMARCATING SAFE BEACH ZONES

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    Our Smart Buoy System improves beach safety by automatically adjusting to tides and sea conditions. Using GPS, sensors, thrusters, solar power, and an SOS button, it keeps safe swimming zones stable and supports rescue alerts. The project was tested successfully at beaches in Vietnam and also won national innovation awards.
  • Indonesia
    Indonesian School Kuala Lumpur

    HiveMind: A Smart Beehive Computer Vision AI Framework for Varroa Mite Detection

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    Honeybees are the backbone of global food security, pollinating over 70% of major crop species and sustaining wild ecosystems. Their decline due to the Varroa destructor mite threatens biodiversity and agricultural stability. This study presents an autonomous monitoring framework using a Raspberry Pi 5 to protect these vital pollinators. By deploying sensors at the hive, the system utilizes real-time computer vision to detect mites, eliminating invasive manual inspections and the need for an internet connection. Upon detection, an immediate alert enables early intervention. This accessible technology offers a scalable solution for safeguarding food supplies. The project aligns with SDG 2 (Zero Hunger) by ensuring pollination, SDG 15 (Life on Land) by preventing colony collapse, and SDG 9 (Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure) by advancing smart beekeeping through edge computing. This integration of AI and hardware provides a powerful tool for sustainable conservation.
  • Indonesia
    (MTSN 6 MALANG)

    FTIR & SEM Characterization of Mushroom Baglog Biocokes with Batik Wax Waste Adhesive

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    The global energy crisis has accelerated the development of biomass-based renewable energy sources such as biocoke. This study analyzes the chemical and morphological characteristics of biocoke produced from mushroom baglog and batik wax waste binder using FTIR and SEM. Two samples were tested, each containing 50% wax waste: raw baglog (M50%) and pyrolyzed biochar (P50%) treated at 350–400 °C. FTIR analysis showed that M50% contained strong aliphatic C–H and O–H groups, indicating high moisture content (7.55%) and volatile matter (41.75%). Conversely, P50% exhibited intensified aromatic C=C peaks and reduced O–H bands, reflecting deeper carbonization, 46.76% fixed carbon, and a high heating value of 27.31 MJ/kg. SEM micrographs revealed that M50% had a fibrous, porous structure, while P50% displayed a compact, homogeneous surface with micropores (1–10 µm). Ultimately, pyrolysis enhances energy quality and structural stability, while batik wax waste acts as an effective binder to improve calorific performance.

Oral Presentation

Affiliation Country Title
Indonesian School Kuala Lumpur Indonesia HiveMind: A Smart Beehive Computer Vision AI Framework for Varroa Mite Detection
State Junior High School 6 Malang Indonesia FTIR & SEM Characterization of Mushroom Baglog Biocokes with Batik Wax Waste Adhesive
Ibaraki Prefectural Namiki Secondary School Japan A wearable battery powered by human sweat
Tokyo University of Agriculture Daiichi High School Junior High School Japan Performance Comparison of Wavy Airfoil Sections
Kofu Minami High School Japan Changes in the Properties of Caddisfly Silk in Response to Disinfectant Solutions.
Sultan Alam Shah School Malaysia Project ViroSentry
YAYASAN SARAWAK INTERNATIONAL SECONDARY SCHOOL PETRA JAYA Malaysia GENETIC SEQUENCING OF ENDEMIC ORCHIDS IN SARAWAK
Kolej Tuanku Kursiah Malaysia MEND: A Machine Learning Framework For Medicine Education And Navigated Disposal
Nueva Ecija High School Philippines Rambutan Nano-Sutures: The Future of Wound Care
TANZA NATIONAL COMPREHENSIVE HIGH SCHOOL TNCHS Philippines TUMOR WITHOUT ARATI
SURAWIWAT SCHOOL, SURANAREE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY (SCIUS) Thailand PGPR Enhancing Salinity Tolerance in Sorghum
NGUYEN AN NINH SECONDARY SCHOOL Vietnam SMART BUOY SYSTEM FOR DEMARCATING SAFE BEACH ZONES

Poster Selection

No. School Name Country Title
1 Asia American International Academy Chinese Taipei Risk, Resilience, and Informal Health Systems among Korean Haenyeo
2 Sekolah Indonesia Kuala Lumpur Indonesia Mori-Voca Pearls: The Guilt-Free Boba Revolution
3 Sekolah Indonesia Kuala Lumpur Indonesia The Buoy-Oh-Buoy: A Self-Powered Wave Attenuating System for Coastal Infrastructure Resilience
4 Sekolah Indonesia Kuala Lumpur Indonesia Optimization of STOL Characteristics via Leading Edge Tubercles and Variable Cant Winglets
5 Sekolah Indonesia Kuala Lumpur Indonesia Atherosclerosis detection tool that doesn’t require economic privilege
6 Cerdas Murni Junior High School Indonesia S-Co Fiber: Cellulose-Based Eco-Cooler
7 State High School 6 Semarang Indonesia SULFURNOVA: Electrochemical Membrane Reactor for Eco-Friendly H₂ Synthesis from H₂S
8 MTsN 6 Malang Indonesia ROHIDRA: Hydro-Powered Electrocoagulation & Rotary Drum Filter for Sugar Wastewater Treatment
9 MTsN 6 Malang Indonesia FTIR & SEM Characterization of Mushroom Baglog Biocokes with Batik Wax Waste Adhesive
10 Chuo City Meisho Elementary School Japan Water Purification and Soil Improvement Using Coiled Shells in a Myanmar Lake Water Model
11 Doshisha International High School Japan AI-Based Mineral Classification of Sand Grains Using RGB Images
12 Kanto Gakuin Mutsuura Junior and Senior High School Japan Sea skater's evolution: Adaptation from streams
13 Kanto Gakuin Mutsuura Junior and Senior High School Japan Nutrient Effects on Vinegaroon Defensive Spray
14 Kanto Gakuin Mutsuura Junior and Senior High School Japan Why Do Mullets Jump? — The Mystery of the Big Jump
15 Keisen Girls High School Japan Creating high-strength concrete using waste materials
16 Kofu Minami High School Japan Changes in the Properties of Caddisfly Silk in Response to Disinfectant Solutions.
17 Nishinomiya City Nishinomiya High School Japan The effects of plant hormones on the growth of Euglena
18 Sōchi Fukaya High School Japan Frustule-mediated dispersal and the formation of unisexual populations in Craspedacusta sowerbii
19 Tokai University Bosei Senior High School Japan A New Design for Artificial Algal Reefs Based on Research into the Behavior of Herbivorous Animals
20 Yongsan International School of Seoul Korea Effectiveness of Artificial Intelligence in Agriculture and Its Impact on Food Security
21 Khadijah Learning Centre Malaysia ThermFolia: Optimising Leaf-Based Eco-Insulation
22 Kolej Permata Insan, USIM Malaysia INTELLIBIN 2.0: Self-Isolated Recycle Bin Using AI Identification
23 Kolej Vokasional Miri Malaysia SmartAssist: Fall Detection Smart Cane
24 Kuen Cheng High School Malaysia SUSTAINABLE ENERGY GENERATED IN MICROBIAL FUEL CELL BY USING DIFFERENT PROTON EXCHANGE MEMBRANE
25 Kuen Cheng High School Malaysia Application and Efficacy of Filtering Water Using Static Electricity
26 Kuen Cheng High School Malaysia Improving Mental Health Interventions
27 Kuen Cheng High School Malaysia A low-cost alternative to flood-rescue rafts
28 Matahari International School Malaysia Portable Air Quality Monitoring System for Environmentally Sensitive Individuals
29 MRSM Kuala Klawang Malaysia eco-pulp: Optimizing Sugarcane Waste for Sustainable Paper
30 SBP Integrasi Gombak Malaysia Cymallex: Transforming Urban Noise Pollution into Sustainable Electrical Power
31 SBP Integrasi Gombak Malaysia CareBand: A Smart Wearable for Elderly Health Monitoring and Emergency Response
32 SBP Integrasi Gombak Malaysia Footprint360: An Augmented Reality Mobile Application for Enhancing Carbon Footprint Awareness
33 SBP Integrasi Gombak Malaysia The Botanical Raincoat: Investigating Aloe vera and Okra Slime as Leaf Protectors Against Drought
34 SM Imtiaz Terengganu Foundation Kemaman Malaysia SMART CLASSROOM 360: An Integrated Low-Carbon Learning Ecosystem for Future Education
35 SM Islam Al Amin Gombak Malaysia SHINE (SOLAR HARNESSING FOR INSTANT NATURAL ENERGY) - a multi-function portable solar charger
36 SM Sains Hulu Selangor Malaysia A Sustainable Absorbent Material from Recycled Waste
37 Pasir Puteh Science Secondary School Malaysia Generation Of Renewable Energy From Citrus Waste
38 Pasir Puteh Science Secondary School Malaysia CHITIZ: VALORIZATION OF SHRIMP SHELL WASTE BY UTILIZING NUTRIENT CHITIN
39 SM Sains Seri Puteri Malaysia MYCORA: Developing Mycelium-Based Rice Husk Composites as Biodegradable Polystyrene Alternatives
40 SM Sains Seri Puteri Malaysia PHYLLA- turning dry leaves into an ecofriendly tile for pathways
41 SM Al-Amin Entrepreneur Malaysia Upcycling Malaysian Palm Oil for Green Detergents
42 SMA (Atas) Sultan Zainal Abidin Malaysia Banaskin Cool: Transforming Banana Peels into Smart Cooling Pads for a Greener Medical Future
43 SMJK Kwang Hua High School Malaysia Smart Charging Road
44 SMJK Kwang Hua High School Malaysia Low-Cost AI Microplastic Detection
45 SMK Alam Damai Malaysia H.E.A.TSafe+
46 SMK Bandar Baru Salak Tinggi Malaysia AlgaBot-X: Algae-Powered Hybrid Robotic System
47 SMK Bandar Puchong Jaya (A) Malaysia Waste-to-Wall: Engineering Sustainable Bio-Plastic Composite Bricks for a Circular Future
48 SMK Bandar Puchong Jaya (A) Malaysia Eco-Roots: Autonomous IoT Smart Farming Robot for Sustainable Agriculture
49 SMK Bandar Puchong Jaya (A) Malaysia Allium Cepa BioShield: Onion Extract as a Natural Antibacterial Agent
50 SMK Bandar Puchong Jaya (A) Malaysia MathDungeon: Gamified Learning for Mastering Mental Math
51 SMK Bandar Seri Putra Malaysia NutriShell
52 SMK Bandar Seri Putra Malaysia Free-wheel
53 SMK Banggol Malaysia EYE SENTRY: Secure Environment & Network Transparency, Responsibility and Compliance
54 SMK Banggol Malaysia Lekor go heat
55 SMK Banggol Malaysia SMART SCHOOL SAFETY NETWORK (SSSN)
56 Clifford Vocational College, Kuala Lipis, Pahang. Malaysia Oleophobic Pad
57 Clifford Vocational College, Kuala Lipis, Pahang. Malaysia OILPHILLIC SPONGE 2.0
58 SMK Convent Jalan Peel Malaysia SMART AQUA-GUARDIAN
59 SMK Convent Jalan Peel Malaysia EcoSmart Bin: Low-Cost Composting Innovation for Urban Malaysia
60 SMK Convent Jalan Peel Malaysia Waste to Taste: Upcycling Shrimp Shell and Vegetable Scraps into Eco-Umami Cubes
61 Dato Sulaiman Vocational College Malaysia NaBBies
62 Geliga Vocational College Malaysia BioShade Coastal Panel: A Wind-Resistant Sustainable Cooling System for Coastal Schools
63 Geliga Vocational College Malaysia Whiteboard Roller Cleaner
64 Geliga Vocational College Malaysia SecureStrap Bag: Anti-Snatch Safety Alarm
65 King George V Vocational College Malaysia PHARMACIST: Innovative finger strip for detecting early small wound infection
66 SMK Kuala Besut Malaysia CyclePure Ecosan
67 SMK Pengalat Papar Malaysia HYDRO-HARMONICS: ACOUSTIC WATER ACTIVATION INNOVATION SYSTEM
68 SMK Penrissen Malaysia Freshwater Mussels for Water Purification
69 SMK Pusat Bandar Puchong 1 Malaysia LanShaQuatics²: An Autonomous Vision-Based AI System for Aquaculture Health Surveillance
70 SMK Pusat Bandar Puchong 1 Malaysia FlorAI: An AI-Powered IoT System for Spatiotemporal Plant Stress Predictive Intelligence
71 SMK Pusat Bandar Puchong 1 Malaysia AuraGel: Microbial Synthesis of Biowaste Hydrogel
72 SMK Pusat Bandar Puchong 1 Malaysia Chemical Complete Scanner
73 Putra Perdana Vocational College Malaysia Project Eco-Weave: Turning Water Hyacinth Invasions into Sustainable Paper and Green Jobs
74 Putrajaya Presint (1) vocational college Malaysia MEDIBOT ROVER (MEDICAL ASSISTANT ROBOTS)
75 Putrajaya Presint 11 (2) Vocational College Malaysia LivestockLens: Hybrid Edge AI & Multimodal Monitor
76 Putrajaya Presint 11 (2) Vocational College Malaysia Criminal investigation
77 Putrajaya Presint 9 (1) Vocational College Malaysia BanGly Rice: Retrograded Low GI Banana Rice
78 Taman Keramat Vocational College Malaysia T.U.S.K. Cane
79 Taman Keramat Vocational College Malaysia MY WATER BOOSTER (MWB): Improving Water Pressure
80 Taman Keramat Vocational College Malaysia RakSasa
81 Tebobon Vocational High School Malaysia Hidden Facts About Environmental Heat
82 SMKA Sheikh Haji Mohd Said Malaysia SmaViCe: smart vision cane
83 SMKA Syeikh Abdullah Fahim Malaysia Watermelon rind extract in lip serum formulation
84 Tzu Chi International School Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Three-Layer Biodegradable Water Filter Paper
85 UCSI International School Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Smart Seed Capsule: Utilizing Water-Soluble PVA Containing CaCO3 to Neutralize Acidic Soils
86 UCSI International School Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Biodegradable Coral: Upcycling Food Waste into Marine Habitats and Micro-Nutrient Sources
87 Yayasan Sarawak International Secondary School Petra Jaya Malaysia Conserving Begonia kurakura Through Life Cycle Research
88 Yayasan Sarawak International Secondary School Petra Jaya Malaysia Enzyme-Assisted Self-Dissolving Fishing Net Using Sarawak Banana Pseudostem Fibers
89 Yayasan Sarawak International Secondary School Petra Jaya Malaysia The Use of Pineapple Leaves as a Sustainable Textile Fibre
90 Acelo Badelles Memorial High School Philippines HALO-Bata: Semi-Automated Infant Health Monitoring Kit
91 Acelo Badelles Memorial High School Philippines WISEFLOW: Automated IoT Water Monitoring & Filtration System
92 Acelo Badelles Memorial High School Philippines Project BANTAY: LoRa-based Marine Monitoring System
93 Acelo Badelles Memorial High School Philippines B.L.I.N.D.
94 Calbiga National High School Philippines ETHNOBOTANICAL ANALYSIS OF HERBAL PLANTS IN SITIO MAPASO, BRGY. POLANGI, CALBIGA, SAMAR
95 Calbiga National High School Philippines MICROPLASTIC INGESTION IN PENAEIDAE SHRIMP: A COMPARATIVE STUDY IN SAMAR
96 Calbiga National High School Philippines Design and Development of an Incentive-Based Collection Machine
97 Calbiga National High School Philippines Arduino Based Automated Bird Control System
98 Calbiga National High School Philippines Cocos Nucifera Vinegar as a Natural Growth and Health Promoter in Mus Musculus
99 Cavite National High School Philippines Calendula Faradiol Ester Control of Peach Aphids
100 Cavite National High School Philippines RAGE: Rain-Powered Machine for Sustainable Energy
101 Cavite National High School Philippines PareGrip: Therapeutic Glove for Hand Paresis
102 Cavite National High School Philippines BREEZE: An Energy-Efficient Breath Regulation Device for Emergency & Community Healthcare
103 Central Mindanao University Laboratory Highschool Philippines ANTIBACTERIAL ACTIVITY OF LEMON LEAF EXTRACT AS HAND SOAP AGAINST STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS
104 Central Mindanao University Laboratory Highschool Philippines Weeds as Antibacterials for Foodborne Pathogens
105 Department of Education Region III – Schools Division of Bataan – Mariveles National High School – Camaya Philippines Harnessing Sugarcane Bagasse Biochar for Sustainable Passive Cooling in Tropical Buildings
106 Eastern Visayas Regional Science High School Philippines Physics-Informed and Spatiotemporal Forecasting for Clear-Air Turbulence (CAT) in the Philippines
107 Gigaquit National School of Home Industries Philippines SAPGUARD: NIPA SAP-BASED DUST SUPPRESSANT SOLUTION FOR DUST CONTROL IN MINING & CONSTRUCTION SITES
108 Gov. Efren B. Pascual Sr. Orani Integrated Central School Philippines BloomSentinel: Red Tide Tracking & Toxin Control
109 Gov. Efren B. Pascual Sr. Orani Integrated Central School Philippines NitroWatch: Real-time Ammonia and Temperature with SMS Alerts
110 Iligan City East National High School Philippines COMPLIANCE
111 Kong Hua School Philippines Synergistic Degradation of Pre-Treated PET Using Putative Bacterial Co-Cultures
112 Kong Hua School Philippines Photocatalytic Breakdown of PET and Polystyrene for Conversion into Sustainable Fuel Precursors
113 Mariveles National High School - Poblacion Philippines CASHOO: Utilization of Cashew Nut Shells into a Botanical Pesticide for Pest Management
114 Mariveles National High School - Poblacion Philippines HydroSapiens: A Modular AI-IoT Framework for Adaptive Multi-Crop Hydroponic Environments
115 Mariveles National High School - Poblacion Philippines JACKTRAP: A Jackfruit-Derived Film for CO₂ Absorption
116 Mariveles National High School - Poblacion Philippines Sarga-Bricks: Fire-Retardant Sargassum Bio-Bricks for Resilient Construction
117 Mariveles National High School - Poblacion Philippines Biomethane: Utilization of Fish Guts and Vegetable Leftovers for Biogas Production
118 Naguilian National High School Philippines (Co-CHAE) Machine for Streamlined, On-Demand Tooling of Thermoplastic Test Specimens and Molds
119 Samar National High School Philippines In Silico Screening of Plant-Derived Ligand Inhibitors Against PBP2a of MRSA
120 Samar National High School Philippines AIRES: AI-Driven Real-Time Environmental Safety System for Public Classroom Air Quality Optimization
121 Samar National High School Philippines i-GAStraq: IoT-Based Methane and Refrigerant Leak Detection with SMS Alerts
122 Samar National High School Philippines HarvestShield: Solar-Powered Tech Protecting Crops from Weather and Pests
123 Samar National High School Philippines Saplink: A Mobile-Based Application for Monitoring Plant Saplings for Sustainable Reforestation
124 Top Link Global College Inc. Philippines PROJECT GINA: Geo-restorative Intelligent Nature Augmentor
125 University of the Philippines High School in Iloilo Philippines Modular Properties of Sophie Germain Primes
126 University of the Philippines High School in Iloilo Philippines AQUASTRA: A Solar-Powered, Climate-Resilient, Automated Drip Irrigation System
127 Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) Singapore Wet wipes using organic substances to reduce irritation
128 Demonstration School of Khon Kaen University Thailand 2,5-FDME Synthesis from Galactaric Acid via Sulfonated Carbon Catalyst under Microwave
129 Mahasarakham University Demonstration Thailand Scale-Free Egg Sorting: ML and Math for SMEs and Consumer Choice
130 Surawiwat School, Suranaree University of Technology (SCiUS) Thailand Synergizing Acoustic Wave Technology and AI for Developing Intelligent Firefighting Robots
131 Surawiwat School, Suranaree University of Technology (SCiUS) Thailand Synthesis of KOH Activated Carbon from Cassava Rhizome for Efficient Supercapacitor Electrodes
132 Surawiwat School, Suranaree University of Technology (SCiUS) Thailand High-Specificity Human Blood Test Kit
133 Surawiwat School, Suranaree University of Technology (SCiUS) Thailand A Study of Gold Electrode Electrochemical Sensors for CRP Detection
134 Surawiwat School, Suranaree University of Technology (SCiUS) Thailand Low-Sodium Fish Sauce via Virgibacillus sp. SK37
135 Surawiwat, International Community, HISB Thailand Label-Free Detection of HbA1c Using a Graphene Oxide Modified Piezoelectric Biosensor
136 The Şahinbey Anatolian High School Turkey Smart Climate Infrastructure & Energy Harvesting
137 Raha International School United Arab Emirates Innovative use of recycled textile fibers in building materials: A circular economy approach
138 Nguyen An Ninh Secondary School Vietnam SMART HEALTHCARE GLOVES
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