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To become a participant of the YingExpo you must first register your science project experiment by filling out the proper paperwork and submitting it to our committee. Email either Carie Lopatka, lopatkc@ocps.k12.fl.usor Dr. Judy Legault, jlegault@lhps.orgfor more information.
You can log online to www.sciserv.org/isefand click on the left menu bar where it says "Forms& Publications". Continue on the next page to "Forms are now available". Select the form that you need and just type your information on the form. You can then print the forms and turn them in by the set deadline. Projects involving risk, like (bacteria, lasers, hazardous chemicals, animals and humans) all must have prior approval before any experimentation can begin.
YingExpo is affiliated with the Florida State Science and Engineering Fair as well as the International Science and Engineering Fair. In order for our winners to go on and compete at these levels we must have all the proper documentation for each experiment, especially those that involve risk. All projects must be performed in a manner that ensures the safety of the researcher as well as their subjects.
The YingExpo is a committee of volunteers who generously give their time to review all projects, set up and maintain the fair, and seek sponsors for the teachers and students to go on to the next level of competition. Click here to meet our committee members.
Prizes vary every year, however our sponsors are very generous. We also support our winners to the next levels of competition at the state and international fairs.
The YingExpo is usually held in February, however the review process for paperwork begins in September with registration for your school. In October, students finalize their experimental design, complete the research plan (1A-problem, purpose, hypothesis, procedure; bibliography) and acquire the proper signatures on the checklist, forms 1B &any other protocol papers if they are necessary. All projects requiring protocol papers (human subjects, vertebrates, microbiology, bacteria, fungus, lasers, archeology, chemicals, etc) are to be completed in November and prepare for submission to the committee for prior approval.
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| You can now log online and type in your specific project information on your required forms. When you're done typing, just print and get the proper signatures and you are ready to go. | |||
| The Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (Intel ISEF) is the Olympics, the World Cup and the World Series of science competitions. Held annually in May, the Intel ISEF brings together over 1,200 students from 48 states and 40 nations to compete for scholarships, tuition grants, internships, scientific field trips and the grand prize: a trip to attend the Nobel Prize Ceremonies | |||
| Wow! This is a really great site for getting your bibliography started and doing current research on your topic. | |||
| Need some help finding a topic? Here's the answer. | |||
| OCRSEF Judging | Did you ever wonder what types of questions the judges will be asking? Log on here and find out. | ||
| Every year, the winners of state and local fairs assemble to form some of the greatest scientific youth minds in the world. Travel here to learn more. | |||
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| The Ultimate Guide to Student Science Fair Projects is an essential tool for developing student organization, a key aspect of excellent research projects. This guide is absolutely the easiest way to "get the ball rolling" on your science fair project! | ||
| This link will connect you to the mentoring program at the Orlando Science Center. Or you can email them for more information mentoring@osc.org. | |||
