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20,037 real projects from ISEF, the Canada-Wide Science Fair, JSHS and the Calgary Youth Science Fair — searchable by meaning, and filterable by fair, year, category and award.

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CWSF · 2026

The Rust Race

Curiosity & Ingenuity

We studied the chemistry behind rust, which liquid rusts rebar the fastest and what you can do to prevent rust. We studied rust because in 2025 one of us went to California and noticed that…

CYSF · 2026

The Science of Allergies

Our science fair project is all about allergies. Moreover our project covers interesting topics, that can range from how allergies work within the body, to how we can make schools a safer pl…

CYSF · 2026

The Silent 10 Project

Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) is a common hormonal disorder affecting women of reproductive age and is often underdiagnosed, leading to long-term health issues such as diabetes, infertili…

CYSF · 2026

The Tiny Tech Revolution

My science fair project focuses on metal-based nanotechnology and how it could be used to help treat tumours. The project is research-based and explores how tiny metal particles can be desig…

CWSF · 2026

The Vanishing Waters of Gull Lake

Environment & Climate Change

The water levels of Gull Lake have been dropping drastically over the past 100 years since 1920. Which is effecting not only the home owners but also the ecosystem and marine life surroundin…

CWSF · 2026

The Water Cycle: A Model

Environment & Climate Change

My name is Naomi Osborn, and my project is a working model of the water cycle and a poster explaining it, as well as the water cycle itself. I am a 7th grader, 13 years old, and I live in Ra…

CYSF · 2026

the wonders of phobias

What are phobias?, how phobias happen, why we have them, why are they important and what's the difference between anxiety and phobias.

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