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CWSF 2019 - Fredericton, New Brunswick

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Ethan Chan is currently a Grade 9 student at Glenlyon Norfolk School in Victoria, BC. He enjoys computer programming, learning various languages such as JS, Java, Python, and C, as well as developing electronic devices with platforms such as Arduino. Some notable achievements have been winning first place in the 2019 Sanofi Biogenius BC regional competition, 15th place nationally in the 2019 Junior Canadian Computing Competition and earning an invitation to the 2019 Junior National Debate Championships. Diagnosed with nephrotic syndrome at a young age, Ethan has been driven to aid patients with chronic kidney conditions. To achieve this he created a device through the disciplines of coding, 3D printing, and electrical engineering. In his free time Ethan enjoys network stress testing, rock climbing, and playing video games with friends. Ethan's advice is to find a project that combines your existing interests and skills so that the work won't feel like work.

Ethan Chan


Protein Problem: A Digitized At-Home Urinalysis Device for Kidney Disease
Challenge:Innovation
Category:Intermediate
Region:Vancouver Island
City:Victoria, BC
School:Glenlyon Norfolk School
Abstract:To overcome the ambiguity of manually assessing urinalysis test strips, a cost-effective device was created to more accurately monitor and record kidney disease data. Depending on readings, treatment decisions take place from having to take medication, sometimes with toxic side effects, to hospitalized treatments. Additionally, this device automatically digitizes data, allowing for larger, more precise data sets to better research these rare kidney diseases.

Awards Value
Engineering Innovation Award
Intermediate
Sponsor: The Engineering Institute of Canada
$750.00
Ted Rogers Innovation Awards
All categories
Sponsor: Rogers Communications Inc.
$2 000.00
Excellence Award - Intermediate
Silver Medal
Sponsor: Youth Science Canada
Western University Scholarship
Silver Medallist - $2000 Entrance Scholarship
Sponsor: Western University
$2 000.00
Total$4 750.00