Display and Safety Regulations
- Microbial cultures or fungi, live or dead .Try photographs instead.
- Displays of live animals.
- Preserved vertebrate animals, whether whole or their parts (this includes humans). Teeth, hair, nail, and histological sections are permissible if properly acquired and form is filed.
- Photographs showing vertebrate animals in any non-normal condition.
- Open or concealed flames, matches, or lighters.
- Hazardous chemicals and any household chemicals including water.
- Highly combustible solids, fluids, or gases.
- Sharp items (for example, syringes, needles, pipettes, knives)
- Controlled substances.
- Dry ice or other sublimating solids.
- Radioactive materials.
- Operating lasers.
- Human or animal food.
- Project sounds, lights, odors or any other display items must not be distracting.
- Batteries with open-top cells
- High voltage equipment must be shielded with a grounded metal box or cage to prevent accidental contact. Wiring, switches, and metal parts must be located out of reach.
- All wiring must be properly insulated.
- Electrical connections in 220 volt circuits must be soldered or fixed with approved connectors.
- Devices emitting ultraviolet light must be equipped with the proper filters for eye protection
- A project data book and a research paper are not required but are recommended. Students should make their own copies to display such items.
- All judges will have your abstract before the judging time so you do not have to distribute the copies of your abstract to judges.
- Participants can prepare handouts and flyers for the jury members or visitors about their project.
- No food or drinks, except small containers of bottled water for personal consumption, are allowed in the exhibit hall.
- Cell phones, e-book, tablets, CD, MP3 Players, Games are allowed in the exhibit area as long as you do not distract others.
- Display Size
- Height 100cm
- Width 100 cm
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