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For the fourth year, The Lemelson Foundation is giving $100 awards to outstanding young inventors in Society Affiliate Fairs with middle school

Middle school student Finnegan Miller has a love for fungi that led him to research eco-friendly packaging options. Finnegan is working to develop a packaging alternative that will allow him to ship a package made from mushroom roots. He received the Lemelson Early Inventor Prize for his project.

For the fourth year, The Lemelson Foundation is giving $100 awards to outstanding young inventors in Society Affiliate Fairs with middle school

A 14-year-old student won the $25,000 top award at the Broadcom MASTERS for developing a robotic hand to help with natural disaster recovery. The other top winners took on issues ranging from honeybee colony collapse to understanding human memory.

/PRNewswire/ -- Broadcom Foundation and Society for Science today announced that Thomas Aldous, 14, from Pittsburgh, Penn., won the coveted $25,000 Samueli...

For the fourth year, The Lemelson Foundation is giving $100 awards to outstanding young inventors in Society Affiliate Fairs with middle school

Middle School student Keertana Jillella is developing an app and automated process to scan backyards for snakes. She hopes this will prevent snake encounters and bites. Keertana was awarded the Lemelson Early Inventor Prize for her project.

For the fourth year, The Lemelson Foundation is giving $100 awards to outstanding young inventors in Society Affiliate Fairs with middle school

The 2022 Broadcom MASTERS Top 30 finalists were announced on September 21. The finalists are competing for more than $100,000 in awards, including the top Samueli Foundation Prize of $25,000.

Finalists will compete in Washington D.C. for more than $100,000 in prizes, including a $25,000 top award WASHINGTON, D.C. – Broadcom Foundation and