1999-2000 forms can be obtained from the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair Web site.
Here is my attempt to simplify the basic paperwork and approval requirements for different project types:
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Project type ß |
Checklist + 1A + 1B |
Qualified Scientist |
S.R.C. Approval (1st) |
I.R.B. Approval |
Other Forms* |
Notes |
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Human subjects |
X |
X |
maybe (see me) |
X |
2, 4A, 4B, (1C), (3), (copy of survey) |
Can't change procedures. No subjects' last names in journal, display, etc. |
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Vertebrate animals |
X |
X |
2, 3, 5, (1C) |
Must justify and look into alternatives. Requires animal care supervisor. Specific care and procuring guidelines. Special 1A instructions. Only behavioral may be done at home. |
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Pathogens (potential), Controlled substances |
X |
X |
2, 3, (1C) |
Student can't handle gunpowder. May not be done at home. Requires trained supervisor. |
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DNA or Animal tissue (blood, urine; not hair) |
see me |
see me |
see me |
see me |
see me |
see me |
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Hazardous substances or devices |
3, (1C) |
Includes firearms, radiation, chemicals not found in grocery store & some that are. |
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None of above |
X |
(1C) |
May start before SRC approval. |
* ( ) indicates a form MAY be required.
Form 1C is required for institutional settings, such as hospital, food laboratory, but not school.
See current I.S.E.F. Rules and Guidelines for full requirements.