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A middle school student in Puerto Rico is working to find a way to keep surfers safe from sharks while they're out on the water. Dalismar Castro Marrero is hoping her prototype of a shark repelling surfboard can be the solution to shark encounters.

16 students from the Los Angeles, California area are among the top 300 middle school scientists in the country.

Since 2017 the Invent Oregon competition has bridged Oregon’s science, business and education sectors — and organizers aim to make a bigger impact on...

/PRNewswire/ -- Broadcom Foundation and Society for Science today announced the Top 300 MASTERS in the 2022 Broadcom MASTERS® — the nations premier science,...

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

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

One middle school student received the Lemelson Early Inventor prize for his work creating a headband that alerts people when someone falls. The band also provides protection to a person's head when they fall. The student was inspired to create this invention by his grandmother, who had Parkinson's Disease.

Chandler, Arizona teenager, Prisha Shroff, was first motivated to concentrate her scientific research on wildfire prevention when she witnessed a blaze

In an era of global challenges, all nations must help the Global South accelerate building its scientific infrastructure and capacity.

Carter G. Woodson presentation