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Elementary School - Grades 4-6
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Research principles of color perception by experimenting with various combinations of colored lights.
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Explore how peripheral vision is influenced by the objects' shape and color.
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How are Teardrops Formed?
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Everything you could ever want to know about the eye
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A few taste experiments - the functions of the nose, tongue, saliva, vision.
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Investigate Optical Illusions.
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The Effect of Light Intensity on Visual Acuity in Sixth Graders
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Measure the Peripheral Vision
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Explore how your pupil changes size to control how much light enters your eye.
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Explore how your eye and brain hold on to a series of images to form a single complete picture.
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How does one’s handedness affect foot, eye, and ear preference?
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How Focus Affects Blinking
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Ears and Hearing Science Fair Projects & Experiments
Taste and Smell Science Fair Projects & Experiments
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Middle School - Grades 7-9
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Determine which car color is best seen in fog.
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Discover the Science Behind Afterimages.
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Measure the adjustment time of the human eye when coming from sunlight to a dark room compared to the adjustment time when coming from artificial lighting to a dark room
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Will girls perceive optical illusions with a higher percentage of accuracy than the boys?
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Determine if the color of your eyes affects your vision?
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The Effect of Pupil Dilation on Peripheral Vision
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Determine if visual acuity with and without corrective lenses affects the perception of hidden 3-D images.
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The Impact of Light Intensity and Color on Visual Acuity
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Determine whether the dominant or recessive eye is better in depth perception.
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How individuals differ in their ability to detect delays between visual and auditory input?
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Find out how isolated eyes process information.
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Research and Demonstrate the Blind Spot.
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Research and Demonstrate Color-Blindness
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Do boys have a natural advantage to perceive the depth of an object?
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How does eye color affect peripheral vision?
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Determine if the color of a person's eye affects the vision in light and darkness.
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The effects of eye color, skin color, and age on the retinal glare recovery test.
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The Human Eye (how we see)
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The Eye and Optical Illusions
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Is there a relationship between light intensity and the ability to recall images?
Ears and Hearing Science Fair Projects & Experiments
Taste and Smell Science Fair Projects & Experiments
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High School - Grades 10-12
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P=Project E=Experiment
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Investigate Emmert's law, which is the basis for the full moon illusion.
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Test the chromatic adaptibility of human eye using test pictures involving light and color.
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Determine if age affects the size of the human blind spot.
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Determine if all three different types of cone cells (green, blue, and red light-sensitive pigment cells) on the human retina fatigue at the same rate.
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Discover if the pigment of the eye has any effect of pupil size.
Ears and Hearing Science Fair Projects & Experiments
Taste and Smell Science Fair Projects & Experiments
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Useful Links
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R=Resource
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Science Fair Projects Resources
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Medicine Resources
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Citation Guides, Style Manuals, Reference
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Safety Resources
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Health & Medicine Science Fair Books
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