Other forms may be necessary depending on the nature of the project. These forms include:
1. Regulated Research Institutional/Industrial Setting Form (#1C), for experiments conducted in a location other than at school, at home, or in the field. Regulated Research 1C.pdf
2. Qualified Scientist Form (#2),for experiments involving human subjects, vertebrate animals, potentially hazardous biological agents, and DEA-controlled substances. Qualified Scientist Form 2.pdf
3. Risk Assessment Form (#3), for projects using hazardous chemicals, activities or devices. Risk Assessment Form 3.pdf
5. Vertebrate Animal Form (#5A), for research involving vertebrate animals that is conducted in a Non-Regulated Research Site. Verterbrate Animal Form 5A.pdf
6. Vertebrate Animal Form (#5B), for research involving vertebrate animals that is conducted at a Regulated Research Institution. Verterbrate Animal Form 5B.pdf
7. Potentially Hazardous Biological Agents Risk Assessment Form (#6A), for research involving microorganisms, rDNA, fresh/frozen tissue, blood and body fluids.Potentially Hazardous Bio Agents Form 6A.pdf
8. Informed Consent for providing information to the research subject (or parent/guardian) and to document written informed consent, minor assent, and/or parental permission. Sample Informed Constent Form.pdf
Abstract (To Be Completed After you Finish your Experiment)
Completing the Abstract
After finishing research and experimentation, you are required to write a (maximum) 250 word, one-page abstract. This should be written on the Official Abstract and Certification Form as provided by Science Service. The abstract should include:
a) purpose of the experiment
b) b) procedures used,
c) c) data, and
d) d) conclusions.
It may also include any possible research applications.
Only minimal reference to previous work may be included. An abstract should not include:
a) acknowledgments (including naming the research institution and/ or mentor with which you were working), or
b) work or procedures done by the mentor.
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Comments (1)
Alejandro Bautista Garcia said
at 3:32 pm on Nov 18, 2011
Hg is the coolest emission spectra!
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