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Meet the 2018 Broadcom MASTERS finalists

September 18, 2018
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  1. The science behind consumer DNA testing
  2. Mentoring in the summer, this Advocate goes above and beyond to help students
  3. This glove can translate American Sign Language into English
  4. Society for Science & the Public Awards $30,000 to community-driven STEM organizations
  5. Finding a natural source of medicine in waterfall plants
  6. Preventing domestic violence with smart technology
  7. Intel ISEF winner builds autonomous window cleaner for commercial buildings
  8. Society alumni are changemakers
Harnessing the Power of the Sun: A Revolutionary Way to Charge Your Devices
October 9, 2018
Outreach & Equity, Intel ISEF
Anna Mathis studied kaolin sources as a natural pesticide.
Could clay work as a natural pesticide?
August 13, 2018
Outreach & Equity, Intel ISEF
Students for Science is a student-run initiative under the March for Science umbrella.
Students for Science set to host inaugural Student Advocacy Summit
July 5, 2018
Outreach & Equity, Alumni, Intel ISEF
Overcoming obstacles on the road to Intel ISEF
June 25, 2018
Outreach & Equity, Intel ISEF
Oliver Nicholls, 19, of Sydney, Australia was awarded first place for designing and building a prototype of an autonomous robotic window cleaner for commercial buildings at Intel ISEF 2018.
This judge has volunteered at Intel ISEF for 8 years
June 22, 2018
Intel ISEF, Outreach & Equity
'Anything that I know about research or biology, it’s because of her'
June 5, 2018
Intel ISEF, Outreach & Equity
Manu Prakash shows students how to make and use his foldscope microscope at Education Outreach Day during Intel ISEF 2017.
'If one project inspires one of our students, the experience was worth it'
May 4, 2018
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).
Why I volunteer at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair
March 7, 2018
Alumni, Intel ISEF, Outreach & Equity
Advocate Program helps teacher and students find success at science fairs
March 5, 2018
Intel ISEF, Outreach & Equity

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