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CWSF 2016 - Montreal, Quebec

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Biography
My name is Maitry Mistry and I'm currently a grade 10 student at Fort Richmond Collegiate. I have been competing at provincial and regional science fairs for 4 years and this will be my 3rd year representing my province at the CWSF 2016. I enjoy competing in national level math contests as well as competing in sports like swimming and dance. I have a deep passion for using innovative ideas to help solve our world's problems. In order to accomplish this, I have done continuous studies at the University of Manitoba in the field of Biosystems Engineering and Biomedical Engineering. I strive to help the people in my community by volunteering regularly in hospitals, marathons and am enrolled in many charities. I am very enthusiastic about research and innovation so it will be a privilege to share my findings and research with everyone around the country.

Maitry Mistry


A Novel Inexpensive Alternative Approach to X-Ray Radiographic Tests
Challenge:Innovation
Category:Intermediate
Region:Manitoba Schools Science Symposium
City:Winnipeg, MB
School:Fort Richmond Collegiate
Abstract:Millions of people suffer from the lack of Radiographic X-rays which leads to an inaccurate diagnosis of the injury and ineffective treatments. This project aims to find a promising, accurate, portable and inexpensive alternative that can be used in remote areas and underdeveloped countries where X-rays are inaccessible. It uses a vibration analysis method to find characteristics that differ a healthy and fractured bone.

Awards Value
Excellence Award - Intermediate
Bronze Medal
Sponsor: Youth Science Canada
Western University Scholarship
Bronze Medallist - $1000 Entrance Scholarship
Sponsor: Western University
$1 000.00
Total$1 000.00