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Student s project on screen time s impact on blinking wins at Denver science fair
Elsa Vossler, an eighth grader at Skinner Middle School, won first place at Denver Metro Science and Engineering Fair, and some of her classmates also placed.
Author: Victoria De Leon
Updated: 7:41 PM MDT April 28, 2021
DENVER With so many people working from home over the last year, many have spent more time staring at computer screens. That s especially true for students who are remote learning. Even as students begin to return to in person learning, the computer screens don t go away. 
Elsa Vossler, an eighth grader at Skinner Middle School who is still mostly doing remote learning, studied the blinking rate on a projected light source (a computer screen) and a reflected light source (a piece of paper). She titled her project Blink-183; The Effect of Projected versus Reflected Light on Blinking Rate. ....

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