| Biographie |
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| Hello, my name is Wei Ching Chen, I am from Taiwan. The reason why I do this topic is because I like to dance, and when I practiced to dance in my dance club, I saw my classmate headbanging and wondered if the movement is risky for her brain or not. That inspired my to do this project. |
| Wei-Ching Chen
A Wearable Mild Traumatic Head Injury Warning Device for Daily Activities
| Défi: | International | | Catégorie: | Sénior | | Région: | Taiwan, R.O.C. | | Ville: | Taipei, | | École: | | | Sommaire: | I developed a wearable mTBI warning device which can detect any movement that potentially causes damage to our brains. While most research focuses on mTBI caused by single impact, I designed a device that can produce multiple impacts to simulate continuous motion and evaluated the potential risk of mTBI. |
| Prix | Valeur | Médaille d'or - Internationaux
Sponsor: Sciences jeunesse Canada | | | Total | | |
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