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When in Riga! Two 2025 ISEF alums continue their STEM journey in Latvia

Gregory Shechter

PillBot: Saving lives one pill at a time

From science fair to family farm

Kornelia Wieczorek at 2024 ISEF in Los Angeles

Society alum Kornelia Wieczorek named to Time’s Girls of the Year list

NASA Astronaut Candidate and Society alumnus Adam Fuhrmann

Meet 9 Society alumni who are exploring the final frontier

Society staff reflect on the teachers who shaped them

A sidewalk that sips water? One middle schooler makes a new concrete mix to stop flooding

Society alum, Ray Kurzweil discusses the future of AI

Ojal Astagikar presents her project poster

Kentucky middle schooler designs a smarter solar panel that tracks the sun

Fun Facts about the 2025 Thermo Fisher JIC Top 30 finalists

JIC 2025 Finalist Grid

Thirty inspiring middle school scientists and engineers shine as finalists in the Thermo Fisher Scientific Junior Innovators Challenge

Student by project board.

Young inventors investigating solutions for the visually impaired

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