Mosquitoes: Not the Pickiest of Eaters
Do you find yourself the host of mosquito feasts in the summers? Learn why you may be predisposed to mosquito bites and what steps you can take to spare yourself.
Category: discovery (page 3)
A Self-Portrait
An artist can always be found within. When you combine yourself with your work, you may be pleasantly surprised to see your inner artist. I hope you enjoy mine.
The Fight of Two Brothers: Mario vs Luigi
Using a Nintendo Switch, two CPUs playing as Mario and Luigi versed each other to determine which character was superior. As the level of CPU increases, the character who wins changed.
Areas with High Infrastructure Have Lower Bird Species Richness
We tested the effect of human infrastructure on biodiversity by examining bird species richness using Audubon Christmas Bird Count Data comparing high versus low infrastructure sites from 2011 to 2018.
Loss of Native Plant Habitat Contributes to the Increase of Endangered Species in New York
Plant species are constantly becoming endangered in New York. Our project explores what exactly endangered plant species are and what events have caused them to become endangered.
Brian Villani Art Gallery
These pieces from the Metropolitan Museum of Art depict various interpretations of nature from artists of different cultures and time periods.
Memories of Green
Green. A color that’s like no other: a mixture of blue and yellow, the color of life. It’s different shades so vivid and gorgeous that even with the naked eye, you can see the beauty of what Earth has to offer. The memories that we feel most resonate with the color green are our experiences with music, nature, and food.
Analyzing the Musical Elements in Hamilton
Do not throw away your shot! Don’t miss the opportunity to explore the musical elements of the Grammy award winning opera.
La Boheme a Hot Take
A comparison of La Boheme a classic opera and modern day society.
Hamilton: The Contemporary and Historical Contexts
Have you ever wondered why Lin-Manuel Miranda chose such a diverse cast? Do you really know who Alexander Hamilton was? Explore our presentation to find out.
We’re Going Nuts: Eastern Gray Squirrels Aid in Reforestation
The Eastern Gray Squirrel: replanting the forest one forgotten nut at a time!
The Effects of Human Activity on the Hudson River
Human activity, including climate change and water pollution has had a detrimental effect on the Hudson River’s fish populations. Are they in long-term decline?
Median Household Income vs Tree Density in NYC
This project seeks to find a correlation between tree density and median household income in NYC. The results might surprise you.
NYC Flowering Plants Adaptations
NYC flowering plants have thrived for a long time despite the harsh urban environment. In our research, we decided to uncover which adaptive traits allowed for that growth.
My Gallery: Nature
We constantly seek more in life, but sometimes it’s just as good to appreciate nature and the simpler things. I feel that my gallery represents this theme.
The Harsh Realities of Life: Art Gallery
The world is a beautiful place depending on how one views life and its opportunities, but with knowledge and experience many seem to realize that it is not as great as it seems.
Water Quality of Hudson River
This project discusses the water quality of the Hudson River throughout New York City’s history.
Evaluating Change in the Levels of Chemical and Physical Pollutants in the New York City Harbor
Are you interested in examining the health of the NYC Harbor? Look no further! This project reveals the progression of water quality over the years. Warning: you might be surprised!
Poems into Movies III
For our seminar, we read through poems and then developed films based on our readings. Please take a look at what we made!
Poems into Movies II
For our seminar, we read through poems and then developed films based on our readings. Please take a look at what we made!
