Author: Harry Gong

Student Research

Investigating Fruit Peels as pH Indicators – Harry G. (’25)

Featured image: Comparison of apple peel extract, plant leaf extract, and ketchup (rows D, E, F) with more conventional pH indicators: universal indicator solution, phenolphthalein, and bromophenol blue. Back in 2020, I investigated the chemistry of pH indicators, substances that change colour based on acidity. I decided to find out whether biological pigments from plants can do the same thing. After the tedious process of … Continue reading Investigating Fruit Peels as pH Indicators – Harry G. (’25)

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Innovations

Escaping the Robot Apocalypse – Harry G. (’25)

Featured image: Screenshot from my 3D shooter game. The player can board and control airplanes to facilitate their escape from a robot apocalypse (if it ever happens, at least you’ll get some practice!) Back in 2021, I developed a combat-themed 3D first-person shooter game with Unreal Engine 4. On your quest to escape from the robot apocalypse, you need to overcome hostile characters (pictured below). … Continue reading Escaping the Robot Apocalypse – Harry G. (’25)

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