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Anglo-Chinese Junior College

SSEF 2019

Discover how ACJC students fared at the Singapore Science & Engineering Fair 2019, where six finalists presented research projects and won awards in science and engineering.

Last updated on 30 June 2026

The Singapore Science & Engineering Fair 2019 was held on 6 & 7 March. This is a national competition organised by the Ministry of Education (MOE), the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR) and the Science Centre Singapore (SCS) for students to share their passion in research through communication of their project findings to experts in the various fields.

Seven students in school uniforms pose in front of the 19th Singapore Science and Engineering Fair banner, March 2019.

This year, ACJC submitted 11 projects of which 6 were shortlisted for the final judging on 6 March 2019.

Our student finalists are:

Zhang Yijie (2SA5)
Patrick Chew (2SB1)
Tan Tze Young (2SB3)
Samuel Wong (2SA1)
Glenn So (2SA1)
Sourick Paul (2MD3)
Zhang Haoyu (2SA5)
Ching Jaymi Mae Lim (2SA5)

We are pleased to share that the following projects received awards:

Three smiling people pose together, with a student in uniform holding an SSEF Silver award plaque.

  • Silver Award – ‘AMn 2 O 4 (A= Co, Mn, Fe, Ni) as an Anode Material for Lithium Ion Batteries’ by Ching Jaymi Mae Lim (2SA5) (pictured above). Her project was also awarded a special award from the Institute of Electrochemistry.

Three men smiling, with the center person holding a green 18th SSEF Merit award plaque in front of a research poster.

  • Merit Award – ‘Direct Patterning of Bismuth Sulfide on a sub-10 nm Scale using Electron Beam Lithography’ by Sourick Paul (2MD3) (pictured above)

Four men pose together at an SSEF fair, one holding a green 19th SSEF Merit award certificate.

  • Merit Award – ‘Investigation and Optimisation of Aerodynamic Performance of Biomimetic Gliders for Future Transportation’ by Zhang Haoyu (2SA5) (pictured above). His project was a collaboration with Temasek Junior College, and it was also awarded a special award from the Singapore Association for the Advancement of Science (SAAS), and another award from the Singapore University of Technology & Design (SUTD).

Three people smile while holding a "Special" award sign at the Singapore Science and Engineering Fair.

  • Special Award from the Singapore Association for the Advancement of Science (SAAS) – ‘Optical Vortex Beams for Improved Data Encryption Through Manipulation of Topological Charge’ by Glenn So (2SA1) (pictured above) [in collaboration with National Junior College]

We are grateful to the teachers from the Science and Math Depts who provided feedback and support to our SSEF applicants!

To God Be The Glory, The Best Is Yet To Be!