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Students bag award for exhalometre
The project has been shortlisted among thousands of innovative projects from different parts of the country and deserved a special mention among 70 top projects, displayed at the Manekshaw Centre, New Delhi.
Visakhapatnam: Class X students- P Anant Gagan and S Rakshit Vyas of Sri Prakash Vidyaniketan-bagged ‘The Certificate of Award’ in IRIS (Initiative for Research and Innovation in Science) National Science fair, school-level and research-based science fair, which was held recently in New Delhi, for their outstanding project ‘Sugar Testing Exhalometre’.
The project has been shortlisted among thousands of innovative projects from different parts of the country and deserved a special mention among 70 top projects, displayed at the Manekshaw Centre, New Delhi.
The project is about testing blood glucose level through the exhaled breath without pain, stress and discomfort. The project has been much appreciated by the jury members of IRIS. Director of the school Ch Vasu Prakash congratulated the students.
