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Poway High valedictorian mentors students as he pursues a STEM education - Vimarsana News

Poway High valedictorian mentors students as he pursues a STEM education

Rohan Bosworth plans to major in computer science and engineering at MIT

The Baby Toon After Shark Tank - 2023 Update - Vimarsana News

The Baby Toon After Shark Tank - 2023 Update

Cassidy Crowley introduced The Baby Toon to the sharks at a young age and landed a deal with Lori Greiner. Is she still in business in 2023?

New York teen wins $50,000 for study on brains of people who died by suicide - Vimarsana News

New York teen wins $50,000 for study on brains of people who died by suicide

A 16-year-old high school student from New York won an award and a cash prize for her research studying the brain tissues of people who died by suicide in the hopes that it could one day be used for prevention. The award recipient: Natasha Kulviwat, a high school student from Jericho High School in New York, was among the recipients of one of the awards given at the Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair in Dallas on May 19. Kulviwat bagged one of the event's top prizes for her research titled “BMED028 – Neurobiology of Suicide: Claudin-5 Is a Biomarker. ...

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New Mexico students create sustainable bioplastic using green chile - Vimarsana News

New Mexico students create sustainable bioplastic using green chile

"Getting the reward is really, really special to us." | Local News from KRQE News 13 in Albuquerque, New Mexico

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A 16-year-old pocketed $50,000 for her award-winning discovery in the brains of people who died by suicide - Vimarsana News

A 16-year-old pocketed $50,000 for her award-winning discovery in the brains of people who died by suicide

Natasha Kulviwat is not your ordinary junior in high school. She's been analyzing human brains for the last year, and the research won her $50,000.

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