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Tackling the invisible threat of black ice

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Shaping the Future: The diverse passions of the 2025 Regeneron Science Talent Search Scholars

Nobel Laureate and 1947 STS Alum and First Place Winner Martin Karplus

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Making a house a home with energy all year round

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Middle schooler offers concrete solutions to limit concrete use, a potential path to lower carbon emissions

Group photo of all the Thermo Fisher JIC finalists at the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center

Into the woods: Thermo Fisher JIC finalists take on their final challenge

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2024 Thermo Fisher Scientific JIC - Solar Power Challenge Washington DC

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13-year-old develops water filtration system using animal bone to facilitate access to clean water globally; wins $25,000 top award at Thermo Fisher Scientific Junior Innovators Challenge

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