Biology · Microbiology
Grow bacteria from everyday surfaces
Swab phones, door handles and washed hands onto agar and compare the colonies that grow.
- Intermediate
- 2–7 days
- 250–500
606 projects · 13 streams · every class
Biology projects on plants, microbes, the human body, genetics and ecosystems, with clear observation tables and no harm to animals.
15 Biology projects
Biology · Microbiology
Swab phones, door handles and washed hands onto agar and compare the colonies that grow.
Biology + Environmental Science
Survey plants and small animals with quadrats and calculate a biodiversity index for different areas.
Biology · Botany
Take nail-polish peels of leaves and count stomata on upper and lower surfaces.
Biology · Cell Biology
Soak potato strips in salt solutions and find the concentration at which they neither gain nor lose mass.
Biology + Sports and Exercise Science
Record pulse before, during and after exercise for several volunteers and compare recovery times.
Biology · Microbiology
Compare how well mouthwashes inhibit bacterial growth on agar using the disc method.
Biology · Botany
Build a potometer from tubing and measure how wind, light and humidity change water uptake.
Biology · Microbiology
Test garlic, neem, turmeric and honey against harmless bacteria using paper discs on agar.
Biology · Evolution
Play predator on beads scattered on patterned cloth and watch the population shift over generations.
Biology + Psychology
Give volunteers word lists to memorise in silence, with instrumental music and with songs, and compare recall.
Biology · Biotechnology
Use balloons on bottles to measure how sugar type and temperature change the gas yeast produces.
Biology · Molecular Biology
Measure how fast potato catalase breaks down hydrogen peroxide at different temperatures.
Biology + Environmental Science
Add different amounts of fertiliser to jars of pond water and track how green they turn.
Biology · Genetics
Survey classmates for visible traits and check whether the textbook "dominant" traits are really the most common.
Biology + Nutrition and Food
Use four standard tests to find which nutrients are present in ten common foods.
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