My Identity Mask
My mask that I created to represent my identity.
Health & Culture
This mask embodies my passion and interest in health, nutrition, my future aspirations, my love for my culture and some of my hobbies!
What’s in My Tasty NYC Tap Water?
What’s in your tasty NYC tap water? We looked at lead levels in drinking water across all five boroughs and found some interesting information. You’ll want to know the results!
Identity Swimmer
Things I like to do.
The Effect of Population Density on Nitrogen Dioxide and Particulate Matter in Queens and Staten Island
Have you ever wondered what is in the air you breathe? Newsflash, there is more than just oxygen in the air you breathe, and it’s detrimental to public health.
Examining the Relationship Between Nitrogen Levels and Chlorophyll Levels in Bodies of Water in NYC
The lakes and rivers in New York City are home to a wide array of species, but did you know that harmful algal blooms and high chlorophyll levels can threaten the biodiversity within the city’s waters? We examined the relationship between nitrogen levels and chlorophyll levels in bodies of water in NYC in order to determine if a relationship between harmful algal blooms and increased nitrogen content exists.
Is Telehealth the Future for Health Services?
We conducted a survey to assess how participants felt about telehealth before and after the pandemic, and whether they may utilize telehealth in their own lives. Here are the results!
Impact of High Consumption of Red Meat on Cancer Diagnosis Rates
Ever wondered if that cheeseburger you had for lunch could end up being something more… sinister? Find out the correlation between red meat & cancer here.
Trying to Do Better in Class? Take Your Handwritten Notes in Blue Pen
Does the utensil you use to take notes actually make a difference? Data shows taking notes in blue pen just might be the key to your success!
The Relationship Between Air Pollution and Acne
This poster is about the relationship between air pollution and acne. Air pollution actually was found to have a negative affect on an individual’s acne.
