Managing a Q&A with judges is the most stressful and important part of science fairs. Past ISEF winner, Eli Hanechak gives you her advice on what to do.

Your logbook matters at science fairs. Discover what it's for, common mistakes, and expert tips from a ScienceFair mentor and PhD researcher.

Science fair judges often evaluate your poster before you speak. Learn what they look for, how they interpret your display, and how to design your board for clarity, credibility, and scoring.

Discover what judges really want to see in your ISEF project: originality, ownership, hidden weaknesses, common mistakes, and handling tough questions.

Qualified for ISEF? Learn exactly what to do between your regional fair and the international stage, from refining your abstract to upgrading your analysis and presentation.

Judging is one of the most important parts of a science fair, and the judges' feedback gives you an important learning opportunity

Your science fair pitch can make all the difference to winning an ISEF award. Learn how to write and present your pitch at science fair.

An ISEF Grand Award winner explains how to write a science fair abstract judges remember, with clear structure and common pitfalls.

Missing deadlines for paperwork at regional science fairs is a more common mistake than weak science. Let's explore deadlines and paperworks that you need to complete for science fairs.

Learn how to build a professional science fair poster that stands out to judges, with tips on layout, visuals, fonts, color schemes, and printing.