What Do Judges Look for in Algae-Based Fuel Projects?

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The discussion centers on a science fair project focused on converting algae into an alternative fuel source. Key points of interest for judges include the process of algae conversion, the efficiency of the fuel produced, environmental impacts, and comparisons to traditional fuel sources. Additionally, understanding the potential scalability of the project and any innovative techniques used in the conversion process would be crucial. The conversation also references a related thread for further insights on similar projects.
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Need HELP! with science fair project!

My science fair project is about converting algae into an alternative fuel source. What I am wondering is if you were a judge, what information would you be curious about knowing?
 
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flipse_21 said:
My science fair project is about converting algae into an alternative fuel source. What I am wondering is if you were a judge, what information would you be curious about knowing?

Welcome to the PF.

Have you seen Ivan's long thread?

https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=211274

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