Search past science fair projects

38,465 real projects from ISEF, the Canada-Wide Science Fair, JSHS, AJAS, the Calgary Youth Science Fair and the California Science & Engineering Fair — searchable by meaning, and filterable by fair, year, category and award.

379 projects · showing 121–150 Bronze Medal — clear award filter Clear all

CWSF · 2026

Long, Long Ago in a Galaxy Far, Far Away...

Aerospace Bronze Medal

Since its founding in 2007, Galaxy Zoo participants have helped scientists classify hundreds of millions of galaxies and played a crucial role in examining large astronomical data sets (Pear…

CYSF · 2026

Making it clear

Bronze Medal

I made water filters and I collected bow river, tested it no nitrates or nitrites I made simulated water by adding soil, and I did my test.

CYSF · 2026

Mars versus Earth

Bronze Medal

This science fair project will answer the questions "Does homemade Martian soil affect the fact that plants don't grow on Mars, or is it the atmosphere?"

CYSF · 2026

Noise - Aware Smart Headphones

Bronze Medal

The purpose of this experiment was to help people who are usually in noisy environments and these Noise-Aware Smart Headphones will automatically decrease the volume of the sound in the head…

CYSF · 2026

NPK Eutrophication Madness

Bronze Medal

In this experiment, I am testing the effects of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium-rich fertilizers on Barley to see how its health and growth will be affected by eutrophication.

CWSF · 2026

On Thin Ice

Curiosity & Ingenuity Bronze Medal

Current Arctic transportation options are generally unreliable as they mainly rely on costly infrastructure or are susceptible to environmental conditions. The thrust cushion vehicle (TCV) s…

CYSF · 2026

Power's Path

Bronze Medal

We will differentiate and analyze conductors and insulators by testing different materials for their conductivity. We will analyze best conductors and insulators from our used materials.

Save projects to your library

Sign in with Google to keep track of projects you find interesting, organized into folders. An account also raises your daily allowance for “Has this been done?”, and lets you create a key for the MCP server with a much higher limit than anonymous use. Browsing stays public.

Continue with Google