Our sensors design project was selected as the best in the class, and nominated for best in the department. We didn't win, but it's nice to be nominated (again ;) ).
We used an array of bulk property chemical sensors to analyze a fairly large geographic area (the Union Bay Natural Area (http://depts.washington.edu/ubna/) for possible contamination from the landfill it sits on. Our method is quite cheap, relatively fast, and portable. It allows a very large number of samples to be analyzed (we did 50) for little cost. Our method identifies areas of concern that warrant further testing.
Analyzing a single sample in a lab costs about $600.
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what was the project
What was the topic of the project? It's always nice to be recognized for some hard work....
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Re: what was the project
Analyzing a single sample in a lab costs about $600.