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You should have printed (from the Print tab of the online application) the following forms. Bring them to the fair on Sunday between 11am and 4pm.

• Check in form
• Check out form
• MSEF Research plan (optional)
• MSEF Abstract (optional)
• Elementary application (signed, grades 4-5 only)

You can also download the latest Table Layout 2016 it you want to see where your project is located. We will have maps at the fair.

This email was sent to all participants. We have had some email issues so please read it here if you have not received it. Also, if you have signed up for an account and do not receive an email with a password within an hour email me at webmaster@mercersec.org immediately. A request for a new password via the website or signing up using another email will probably not work.

Online registration for the Senior dvision (grades 9-12) ends midnight, Friday (3/4/16). All applications should be completed as soon as possible. Please create an account and contact us at president@merceersec.org if you missed the deadline.
Elementary and Junior registration is open until Thursday (3/10/16).

Our apologies to those who had an issue with the website on 3/2/16. The site is now operational. Sorry for any inconvenience. Also, if you have not received an email response to a new account or a request for a new password please contact us instead of trying to set up a new account. Contact us if you have any issues at webmaster@mercersec.org.

You can how sign up for the 2016 Mercer Science and Engineering Fair. Remember, grades 4 and 5 in the elementary division can sign up after they are done with their project. Some elementary schools hold their own science fair and send their winners. Check with your school for details or check with us. Grades 6-12 need to use the ISEF forms and fill these out before they begin their experimentation. Check out the rules and registration info on this site for details. These students in the Junior and Senior divisions can start the registration process at any time.

Top wiinners in the Junior Division of the Mercer Science and Engineering Fair get to participate in the Broadcom Masters' compeition. There are 300 semifinalists chosen from the thousands of similar winners from around the globe.
This year, Sonja Michaluk, a 7th grader from Timberlane Middle School in Pennington, New Jersey, is a semifinalist from the Mercer Science and Engineering Fair. Her project was entitled Stream Health Variation Within a Delimited Geography: Comparison within Stony Brook and among Local Streams.

All applications should be completed at this point including uploading of the photographed or scanned versions of the forms for the Junior and Senior divisions. We need these for the signatures. Email webmaster@mercersec.org if you have issues. Note for those with Human Subjects projects:only upload the consent form template, not the individual consent forms you have from the participants. You keep those. They are not to be displayed with your project or given to us. They are only used if there is an issue that arises from your project.