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Lakeside High School freshman, Anna Valdivia, was one of 300 students chosen nationwide, and the only one from Arkansas, as a finalist in the Thermo Fisher Scientific Junior Innovator Challenge for her research in antibiotic resistance.

Hawaii resident Alice Koniges also plays the flute and is a competitive tennis player

Carmel Valley teen scientist Sanjana Kumar hopes to use her passions for environmentalism and STEM to put her own stamp on the world, to go beyond the lab and really make a difference.

Waterdown’s Mitchell Clapperton has won a $120,000 Schulich Leader Scholarship.

Kiana Frank uses modern techniques in microbiology, molecular biology and geochemistry to complement the observations of her kūpuna.

/PRNewswire/ -- Society for Science today announced the Top 300 Junior Innovators in the inaugural Thermo Fisher Scientific Junior Innovators Challenge (Thermo...

WASHINGTON, Aug. 31, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Society for Science (the Society), a distinguished leader in scientific and educational advancement, is ...

What extracurricular activities do colleges look for? What are the best extracurriculars for undergraduate business or MBA? What is leadership?

In a city renown for its scientific community, Rochester's schools are the pipeline for tomorrow's world changers. The Minnesota State Science and Engineering Fair highlights those students.

Sarnia’s Annabelle Rayson recently received a new honour.