The world's first science-fair video game.

Rig Saini standing beside his ISEF project board for ATLAS, a multi-axis ankle-foot prosthetic, with the prosthetic prototype on the table in front of it. — Rig Saini

Meet the author

Rig Saini is the founder of scienium. He has competed in science fair for 5 years and has numerous awards at the regional, state, and international level, placing 2nd in Biomedical Engineering at ISEF last year.

Scienium helps you at every step of the process.

Topic Discovery

Branch through Wikipedia, YouTube, and real papers until a testable question clicks.

The Discovery explorer: a Wikipedia article with selectable links, branching into a live discovery tree of chosen topics alongside it. — Discovery · /discovery

Literature Review

Upload real sources, get each one checked for relevance, and prove you understood them.

Creating Research Plans

Write your hypothesis, methodology, and study design, then have it reviewed before you commit.

The Research Plan screen: a plan connected from a Google Doc with its synced preview, review and originality-check actions, and the resulting review — an overall STRONG verdict scored 83 above a per-section rubric with specific written criticism. — Research Plan · /research-plan

Field-Specific Knowledge

Lessons that teach the methods your own field actually uses, each with a checkpoint.

A real Field Codex lesson inside the Operations Hub: a gold Worked Example dissecting a flawed gait experiment, a Why Judges Ask This note, and a checkpoint worth 8 knowledge points that requires all four questions correct to pass. — Field Codex · /daily/codex

Analyzing Data

Turn raw measurements into real figures, with stats and charts built in.

A real two-way ANOVA in the Data Terminal: an effects table with F, p, and partial eta-squared for both factors and their interaction, automatic normality and equal-variance assumption checks, and a matplotlib grouped bar chart with error bars. — Data Terminal · Ops Hub

Battle against your friends.

Put your labs head to head in timed, raid-style battles.

A live raid in the Battle Arena: three spells detonating over a rival lab's base of maxed buildings and gateways, each with a health bar, above the spell bar showing damage values, types and cooldowns, with 10.4 seconds left on the raid clock. — Battle Arena · /pvp/battle

The teacher Class Reports dashboard: a phase-distribution bar chart, a per-team proficiency table, and a knowledge-point distribution chart summarizing class-wide progress. — Teacher · /teacher/reports

FOR TEACHERS

One dashboard for the whole class.

Track every student's phase and last activity, catch the ones going quiet, clear validation and advance requests, and read class-wide engagement at a glance. Built for a real classroom.

Ready to run your lab?

Pick a question, break ground, and take a real project all the way to the fair.

GET STARTED