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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Electric Girls teaches girls leadership, electronics, and computer programming skills.

Society provides grants to innovative STEM organizations, science research teachers

This geek is the busiest middle school student ever

Teen scientists invent accessible devices, research cancer

Studying effects of climate change on glacial ice

‘As soon as I could walk, I started to collect rocks’

The importance of science mentorship

Amber Yang, Ivo Zell, and Valerio Pagliarino won the top awards at the Intel ISEF 2017.

Intel ISEF winners create new aircraft design, track space debris, bring reliable Internet to rural towns

Using a creative writing technique to improve scientific communication

Strive for failure, improve the world

Let your happiness guide you in STEM

Frugal science: Building an army of scientists around the world

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