Dalton Student Named One of Five Google Science Fair Community Impact Finalists

Of his project, the Google Blog for Education wrote, "Eeshan (14) was horrified to discover how harmful poor air quality can be to expectant mothers and young children. It turns out that typical carbon monoxide and smoke detectors can't identify some of the more common chemicals in the air, and that simply opening a window can drastically reduce complications from these pollutants. After surveying mothers in his community, Eeshan also discovered that many people have no idea if or when the air quality has reached a dangerous level around them. He devoted himself to creating a solution: an app that monitors the air around you and sends an alert with specific air improvement instructions based on the level of chemicals it finds. Eeshan hopes his device can help people keep the air safe for their loved ones at home." 

 

Dalton congratulates Eeshan for his fantastic achievement. Wish him the best of luck in the finals. Watch the Google Science Fair website on July 18, 2016, to see if Eeshan is selected to win the regional Community Impact Award!