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Bacteriology is the study of microscopic living things called bacteria. Scientists are learning more about how to promote the growth of good bacteria and fight bad ones to improve our health. Additionally, bacteria are used in various industries to produce useful compounds.

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Clorox Wipes and Bathroom Door Bacteria
Bacteriology Science Fair Project
Hard
Swab bathroom door handles at six locations before and after a Clorox wipe. Count the bacterial colonies each cleaning removes.
Bioluminescent Bacteria as Pollution Sensors
Bacteriology Science Fair Project
Hard
Transfer glowing bacteria into test tubes and watch their light fade as you add everyday pollutants like hair gel and river water.
UV Lamp Intensity and Creek Bacteria
Bacteriology Science Fair Project
Hard
Expose creek water to UV light for up to 24 hours and count bacteria colonies at different lamp intensities.
Dog Saliva and Bacterial Growth Inhibition
Bacteriology Science Fair Project
Hard
Collect saliva from 102 dogs and place it on E. coli lawns to measure how many samples create bacteria-free rings.
Disinfectants and Bacteria Survival
Bacteriology Science Fair Project
Hard
Pit four household disinfectants against six species of bacteria and find out which cleaner leaves the fewest survivors.
Acne Medications vs. Propionibacterium
Bacteriology Science Fair Project
Hard
Test prescription and store-bought acne treatments against live bacteria to see which one creates the largest germ-free zone.
Disinfectant Concentration and Bacteria Resistance
Bacteriology Science Fair Project
Hard
Grow four generations of E. coli against three concentrations of disinfectant and track whether the bacteria-free zone shrinks over time.
Dental Retainer Bacteria and Cleaning Methods
Bacteriology Science Fair Project
Hard
Swab dental retainers after no brushing, toothpaste brushing, and mouthwash rinsing to find out which method removes the most bacteria.
Acne Medications and Bacteria Inhibition
Bacteriology Science Fair Project
Hard
Place disks soaked in three acne medications on bacteria plates and measure which one creates the largest bacteria-free zone.
Antibacterial Soaps and Germ Survival
Bacteriology Science Fair Project
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Soak paper disks in three antibacterial soaps and place them on bacteria to find which creates the largest clear zone.
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