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The Broadcom MASTERS Competition Top Award winners

October 29, 2019
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  1. Teen scientists win $1.8 million at Regeneron Science Talent Search 2018
  2. Intel ISEF alumna headed to Capitol Hill
  3. Indrani Das, STS 2017 top winner, on Harvard and her current scientific pursuits
  4. At Intel ISEF 2019, 48 organizations know that young scientists are the future
  5. How a science project can become a lifelong research focus
  6. Five questions with 1st place winner of the 2019 Regeneron Science Talent Search, Ana Humphrey
  7. How science fair hurdles prepared Intel ISEF alumni for challenges in college and in life
  8. Five questions with ISEF 2019 Best of Category in Earth and Environmental Sciences winner, Katie Lu
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Outreach & Equity, Intel ISEF
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Outreach & Equity, Intel ISEF
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This judge has volunteered at Intel ISEF for 8 years
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'Anything that I know about research or biology, it’s because of her'
June 5, 2018
Intel ISEF, Outreach & Equity
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Outreach & Equity, Intel ISEF
In 2012, judge and alumnus Scott Duke Kominers (right) poses with Intel ISEF alumni Sara Volz (left) and Jonah Kallenbach (middle).
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Advocate Program helps teacher and students find success at science fairs
March 5, 2018
Intel ISEF, Outreach & Equity

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