Next generation of scientific leaders awarded more than $7 Million at the 2026 Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair

Hikaru Kuribayashi, 17, receives $100,000 Top Award for his creation of a simulation program to understand complex folding at the…
The Top 3 Grand Award Winners ISEF 2026, Phoenix: (L-R) Nikola Veselinov, 17, of Sofia, Bulgaria, Hikaru Kuribayashi, 17, of Sapporo, Japan, and Lakshmi Agrawal, 18, of Bellevue, Washington
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Congratulations to Connor Hill and the top winners of the 2026 Regeneron Science Talent Search! These remarkable young scientists — chosen from more than 2,600 applicants, the largest pool since 1967 — represent the future of discovery. (L-R) Edward Kang, Connor Hill and Iris Shen: the top 3 winners of the 2026 Science Talent Search (STS)
2026 Science Talent Search Finalist Mythreya Dharani with their project at Public Day, March 8, 2026,
Rivka Lipkovitz placed fifth in the STS 2025 competition.
2026 Science Talent Search Finalist: Colin Chu
2026 STS finalist, Celine Zhang
2026 Science Talent Search Finalist:
Regeneron STS 2025 Finalist Logan Lee receiving his 4th Place Award on stage with Maya Ajmera of Society for Science, George Yancopoulos of Regeneron, and Jason Valentine, STS Judging Chair.
Portraits of the ten alumni named to the Notable Alumni List
A portrait of Dr. Fatima Cody Stanford
Regeneron renews sponsorship of the Regeneron Science Talent Search through 2036, committing $150 Million to empower the next generation of STEM innovators
Pictured in the center, Aarushi Pandey joins young scientists from around the world at SIYSS.
John Capodilupo at STS 2010. Feature photo for Winter Signature Symposium.