While creating our list, we came across many interesting, easy biology fair projects for high school so, we will present some of them here. Our main resources were Education, All Science Fair ...

9. Effect of temperature on metal corrosion. Case study – aluminum. Field: engineering, material science. Aluminum is metal fairly often used for many purposes and generally very resistant to ...

Sangeetha Bharath of Questa Elementary shows off her science fair project which utilizes keyboard typing and turns it into energy usable energy. Skip to content NOWCAST KCRA 3 News at 10pm ...

Explore the world of science and engineering with a simple steam engine project perfect for science fairs. This video guides you through the step-by-step process of creating a working steam engine ...

Here are a few science fair project ideas for high school students. ... This is a very brief description of the experiment you plan to do. ... and is not a simple demonstration.

Everyday problems inspire great science fair projects September 24, 2013 More than 11 years ago Srijay Kasturi, 13, found a way to center his camera and get the perfect picture.

His project was one of 32 from the West Panhandle Regional Science Fair (Escambia and Santa Rosa schools) to compete at the state level against more than 800 other entries.

Popular Science: I talked with Google Science Fair finalists in 2011 and noticed a large proportion of the kids had at least one parent who was an engineer or scientist. Many went to very good ...

These are 16 of the most impressive teenager-led science projects we could find. And they all began with a simple question and a love of science.

Finalists competed for nearly $9 million in scholarships while sharing solutions to world problems like cancer, climate change and mass shootings.

The student inquiries at the 67th annual Greater New Orleans Science and Engineering Fair held recently at Tulane University included a wide range of categories, from bioengineering to plant sciences ...

These science experiments on the properties of soil are appropriate for 6th, 7th or 8th grades.