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Science Fair Projects Home Biology Forensic Science Biometrics Polygraph Forensic Entomology Serology Forensic Anthropology DNA Forensics Forensic Chemistry Lineup Identification Eyewitness Identification Forensic Science Fair Projects Home Fingerprints Biometrics Polygraph Forensic Entomology Bloodstain Pattern Forensic Anthropology DNA Forensics Forensic Chemistry Lineup Identification Eyewitness Identification Books

Forensic Science Fair Projects R=Reference/Experiment   S=Sample Project Lie-Detection / Polygraph Technology Testing the Accuracy of Human Lie Detecting Techniques R Build Your Own Lie-Detector / Polygraph R It is possible to tell if you are lying or not simply through your blood pressure? S What is Lie-Detection / Polygraph? Biometrics 2D and 3D Biometric: Recognizing Humans by Their Ears R Research Biometrics R R R R R What is Biometrics? Forensic Entomology A Forensic Study on the Effects of Seawater on the Growth Rate of Local Sarcophagid and Calliphorid Larvae R Maggot Mass Temperature and ADH (Accumulated Degree Hours) R R Bloodstain Pattern Analysis (BPA) Determine which blood substitute would best match the spatter patterns and drop stain patterns of real blood, so that a blood substitute may be used in an active investigation. R Determine whether the materials used or the heights from which blood is dropped affect the diameter of the resulting spatter. R Determine whether the materials on which the blood is dropped or the heights from which it is dropped affects the diameter and shape of the resulting spatter. R R Forensic Anthropology Identification by Dental Structures R Identification by Hair Analysis R What environmental factors favor decomposition by soil microbes R Forensic Determination of Crime Suspects by Lip Prints and Chromatography R S DNA Forensics Which method is more reliable: forensic DNA analysis or microscopic hair analysis. R Test if unique DNA sequences can create individual fingerprints that are also unique. R Can DNA fingerprinting with the help of restriction enzymes help solve a crime scene mystery? R Building Your Own Tool for Identifying DNA (Gel electrophoresis Chamber) R Absorbtion and Extraction of DNA from Various Fabrics R DNA Identification / Fingerprinting R S Criminal Chromosomes (XYY Syndrome) S What is DNA Identification? Forensic Chemistry Demonstrate paper, gas and liquid chromatography (forensic chemistry). R R R R Lineup Identification Testing for Bias in a Photo Lineup R Find the most accurate type of criminal identification lineup (sequential lineup, sequential lineup field, simultaneous lineup, simultaneous lineup field). R Determine if the method of identification used in a photo line up, simultaneous method (viewed all at once) vs. the sequential method (viewed one at a time), affects the accuracy of the eyewitness identification. R Eyewitness Identification Examining whether gender, distance from subject, and delay in recollection time affect the accuracy of eyewitness reporting. R Eyewitness Accuracy in Children R Find out which is a more effective method of crime solving, eyewitness accounts or handwriting analysis. R Find out how accurate observation is done by eyewitness. R Fingerprints Fingerprint Science Fair Projects & Experiments Useful Links R=Reference Science Fair Projects Resources R Forensic Science Resources R Citation Guides, Style Manuals, Reference R Safety Resources R R Forensic Science Fair Books

           

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