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Related
Links
The
following links to related websites are provided to help you
in your preparation for the Metro Richmond Science Fair:
Intel
ISEF
The home page for the Intel International Science and Engineering
Fair.
http://www.societyforscience.org/isef/
Science
Buddies
This website offers a “Project Selection Wizard” and lots
of project ideas as well as great information on how to do
a project.
http://sciencebuddies.org
VSSEF
The
website for the Virginia State Science & Engineering Fair.
http://VSSEF.org
Society
for Science & the Public
The website for the organization which administers the Intel
ISEF, the DCYSC, & the Intel Science Talent Search.
http://www.societyforscience.org/index.html
NEW
!!!
Illinois
Institute of Technology
ITT
has a Science Fair Extravaganza page that is excellent.
Many aspects of producing science projects are covered including
Project Ideas, Presentation Tips (with a great discussion
of constructing project boards), and Link to other resources.
http://sciencefair.math.iit.edu/
Polymer-Search.com
- The Internet Search Engine for Rubber & Plastics
This
is a great resource of links to other websites about science
projects. Some of the links can apply to more advanced
projects as well. Have fun exploring!
http://polymer-search.com/top-science-project-ideas.html
The
Virginia Institute of Marine Science - The Bridge Ocean
Science Topics Menu
This resource website has some help for marine science projects.
The Ocean Science Topics menu takes you
to links on resources which include project ideas as well
as sources of information for the projects. You will
have to dig some, but the results are worth it.
http://web.vims.edu/bridge/?svr=www
The
American Society of Plant Biologists
How
to Make a Great Poster
This
is a good guide to constructing a great project display
for any type of project.
Mad
Scientist Network
This website is run from volunteers from the Washington University
School of Medicine.
http://www.madsci.org
The
WWW Virtual Library
This website offers links to information on all types of topics,
from Agriculture to Society. The second link is to their site
which lists science fairs all over the world.
http://vlib.org/
http://physics.usc.edu/ScienceFairs/
Citation
Machine
A
website designed to help students with citing references correctly.
Students plug in the information and are shown the proper
format.
http://citationmachine.net
The
Archimedes Initiative
This
website was created by Dr. Jeff Seeman of the University of
Richmond and it's all about science projects. Dr. Seeman uses
interviews with students to talk about projects from start
to finish. One of the students interviewed is Suraj
Mishra , one of our Grand Prize Winners from 2009.
http://www.archimedesinitiative.org
MathScience
Innovation Center
The Center Home Page
http://msinnovation.info
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