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The 23rd Hong Kong Youth Science and Technology Innovation Competition 2020/21

School Year

2020/21

Organiser

Hong Kong New Generation Cultural Association

Co-organiser

Co-organisers

Website

https://stic.newgen.org.hk/load.php?link_id=60277

The Education Bureau has commissioned the Hong Kong New Generation Cultural Association to organise the Hong Kong Youth Science and Technology Innovation Competition (HKYSTIC). It aims at providing an opportunity for students to demonstrate their creativity and practical skills as well as facilitating participants’ interaction to further promote STEM education. There are a number of categories of the competition including Research and Invention, Science Fiction Drawing, STEM Activity, STEM Teacher, STEM School, etc.

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CHIU Pak-to, CHOW Wing-hei, WU Sze-nga

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SKH Tsing Yi Estate Ho Chak Wan Primary School

Level

Primary 4

Award

Most Innovative Award (Primary Division)

Awarded work

UV Sterilization Shoes

Theme of the Portfolio

Brief of Work

UV sterilization shoes kills bacteria on the soles of the shoes while the person is walking. It can minimise the harmful effect of the disinfection products to human body and the environment. A pressure generating sheet is installed under the insole, and the UV-C LED lamps installed on the sole of the shoe will be turned on when walking, achieving ‘One step per person, sterilization done’.

Work

NG Kwan-yu, LAM Lok-hin, CHAN Yik-chun

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Christian & Missionary Alliance Sun Kei Secondary School

Level

Secondary 2

Award

Most Innovative Award (Junior Secondary Division)

Awarded work

AI PoseNet: Pose Estimation Fitness App

Theme of the Portfolio

Brief of Work

This app focuses on those easy-to-injury motions of the elderly and helps train the muscles for improving their abilities of balance. The app is easy to operate and there are teaching videos guiding the elderly to do gymnastics in correct postures. In addition, this app will use PoseNet AI to detect if the motions are correct and to futher train the flexibility of the elderly to reduce their chances of falling. After completing the exercise, the results will be emailed to family members and doctors so that they can understand the physical condition of the elderly as early as possible for follow-ups.

Work

CHAN Pak-wing Nicole, CHEN Ka-yan Jenny, WONG Tsz-yan Sally

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St. Paul's Convent School

Level

Secondary 5

Award

Most Innovative Award (Senior Secondary Division)

Awarded work

The effectiveness of adsorption of metal ions and oil by agricultural wastes

Theme of the Portfolio

Brief of Work

This study aims to investigate the effectiveness of 5 different agricultural wastes (bagasse, coconut coir, corncob, edamame shell and peanut shell) as raw materials to make adsorbents to remove heavy metal ions (mercury(II), lead(II) and copper(II)) and paraffin oil. The yield of different raw materials after treated with citric acid or nitric acid was compared and different adsorbents to remove heavy metals and paraffin oil were used. Overall, the performance of using bagasse as the raw material is good and hence, it may help alleviate the water pollution problem.

Work

Melanie HSIEH

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Island School

Level

Secondary 5

Award

Young Scientist of the Year

Awarded work

Nung: An improved method of medication accuracy for Parkinson's Disease

Theme of the Portfolio

Brief of Work

Nung is a watch that can track and analyse vibration patterns of the patients throughout the day. The large amount of data collected will be fed into a machine learning model that can accurately calculate the first five times of the most vigorous vibration of the patients of the day. This does not only record the past symptoms of the patients for hospital use, the data collected but also serve as a reference for future drug development.

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