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• 1st prize in 2007 Virtual Science Fair Contest was won by Isabella, who is in 2nd grade. She investigated the affects of alcohol on the brain with her project, Is Alcohol Bad for You?
• Do science fair projects with wind turbines. Find out how by examining this 7th grade science fair project.
• Do outdoor science fair projects with a picoturbine windill. This is an award winning renewable energy project.
• Explore physics and electronics science fair projects with this 12th grade project. Find out how to design your own system of signal lights using logic gates.
• Explore science fair projects with signal lights to see how you can design your own traffic light system!
• See a 5th grade global harming science fair project to determine if burning fossil fuels emits carbon dioxide.

• See science fair projects with finger prints and genetics to determine whether fingerprint patterns are passed down within families. Explore this creative 4th grade project.

• Examine science fair projects on violent video games to find out whether the stress response to violence differs based on gender. See this original 11th grade project.

• See science fair projects on media violence to understand the kinds of stress responses violent video games produce in different genders.

• Explore science fair projects on gender and violence to determine whether males and females exhibit different stress responses to violent video games.

• See science fair projects on effects of violence and how watching violent video games affects each gender.

• Explore science fair projects on stress and violence in video games. Find out what conclusions can be drawn from a creative 11th grade science experiment.

• Discover creative science fair projects on effects of color on temperature to see how the color of the shingles of a house affects how hot it gets inside. Examine this 4th grade project.

• Examine this 10th grade science fair experiment with digital photography to see how colors react to near-infrared light.

• See science fair projects with near infrared light to understand how different fabrics respond to NIR photography.

• Explore this 4th grade science fair project with a Turbo 3000 car kit to see how to build and test a model vehicle.

• Explore an 8th grade science fair project on pH and macronutrients in soil to discover what makes some plants thrive better than others.

• Explore this science fair project on effects of fruit juices on teeth to see how drinking sweet fruit juices impacts human dental health.

• View Antacid Science fair projects to learn about neutralizing hydrocholoric aid?
• Bio-rusting science fair projects show the effects of organic bacteria rate of iron oxidation.
• For science Fair projects the question asked: "Do the Properties of Albedo Affect the Surrounding Air?
• Read the renal function science fair project that was a 1st prize 2006 Virtural Summer Online Science Fair Project Winner.
• See the physics science fair projects about heat retention (Thermodynamics).
• Visit the science fair projects truck lab where you will discover what makes a truck go faster.
• View Science fair projects using Water Soluable Reagents, Mechanistic Investigations of Oxidative Transformations using iodine.
• Science fair projects with batteries is titled, Endurance...in the Long Run, and measures the longevity of various brand batteries.
• Read the science fair projects with fabrics to find out what fabrics dry the fastest - nylon, polyster or cotton?
• Read the temperature and electricity abstract that shows the affects of metal as a conductor of electricty as well as affects of temperature.
• View zoology science fair projects abstract which makes a comparison of taxonomical relationships missing protein electrophoresis.