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The nyckelharpa is a traditional Swedish musical instrument, which Matt Fichtenbaum picked up while living in Sweden.
An alum who combines engineering with a passion for Scandinavian folk music
August 17, 2018
Alumni, Intel ISEF, Westinghouse STS
Nina Schor (center) speaks to Science Talent Search finalists in 2001.
Neurologist relishes the combination of art and science
April 6, 2018
Alumni, Westinghouse STS
Daniel Biss, a Society alum, is running for governor of Illinois.
What does science have to do with the race for governor in Illinois?
February 21, 2018
Alumni, Westinghouse STS
Cathy Chen participated in Intel ISEF for four years. Her science fair partner was Alexander.
Giving thanks to our Society alumni family
November 22, 2017
Alumni, Regeneron STS, Westinghouse STS, Broadcom MASTERS
Stephen Litt and his dad at the Broadcom MASTERS 2017 project showcase at Union Station.
Science runs in the family
November 17, 2017
Alumni, Broadcom MASTERS, Westinghouse STS
Edward Thorp’s Westinghouse Science Talent Search class meeting President Harry Truman.
Conversations with Maya: A discussion with Dr. Edward Thorp, author of Beat the Dealer
October 27, 2017
Society, Westinghouse STS, Alumni
These 13 Society alumni are Nobel Prize Laureates
October 9, 2017
Alumni, Westinghouse STS
Kip Thorne, a Science Talent Search Alumnus, speaks at the 2015 Intel STS Awards Gala. Today, Thorne won the Nobel Prize in Physics.
Science Talent Search alumnus Kip Thorne wins Nobel Prize in Physics
October 3, 2017
Alumni, Westinghouse STS
Leslie Klevay in 2013 at a commemorative plaque, where the connection between copper and nutritional health was discovered, at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he received the Medical Alumni Citation from the alumni association.
Studying the role of copper deficiency in heart disease
July 12, 2017
Alumni, Westinghouse STS

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