While you think hard about your topic, for the 2009-2010 Science Fair, use the list of categories below to help you organzie your ideas into one of the available categories.

1. Animal Sciences (AS)
   
2. Behavioral and Social Sciences (BE)
   
3. Biochemistry (BI)
   
4. Cellular and Molecular Biology (CB)
   
5. Chemistry (CH)
   
6. Computer Science (CS)
   
7. Earth and Planetary Science (EA)
   
8. Engineering: Electrical and Mechanical (EE)
   
9. Engineering: Materials and Bioengineering (EN)
   
10. Energy and Transportation (ET)
    
11. Environmental Management (EM)
    
12. Environmental Sciences (EV)
    
13. Mathematical Sciences (MA)
    
14. Medicine and Health Sciences (ME)
    
15. Microbiology (MI)
    
16. Physics and Astronomy (PH)
    
17. Plant Sciences (PS)

Click on any category to be directed to the ISEF website to explore potential subcategories. Definitions of subcategories are available to help you understand their meanings.

Here you will find rules for several of the extra forms. This will help you decide if you need that form or not.

If you need extra forms (besides the packet you were handed in class) you will find them here.

Forms required by each student participating in the 2009-2010 Science Fair.

In this folder you will find the Science Fair Packet handed to you in class for reference. Addition useful documents to help you understand the packet are also included.