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Headshot of Jenna DeLuca, Scientific Integrity Officer at Society for Science

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Society for Science names first Scientific Integrity Officer

The Society is thrilled to announce that Jenna DeLuca, Ph.D., will be the organization’s first Scientific Integrity Officer. DeLuca brings a wealth of experience in translational research and laboratory benchwork along with an ability to review and evaluate nonclinical data, underscoring the Society’s commitment to maintaining the highest standards of scientific integrity and ethical research practices.

 
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Congratulations 2025 Regeneron STS Finalists! photo grid
Sanvi Kannoori posing in front of her science fair project board.

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Tackling the invisible threat of black ice

A grid photo showcasing board game pieces, orchestral instruments, volunteering, and a 1st place medal.

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Shaping the Future: The diverse passions of the 2025 Regeneron Science Talent Search Scholars

While the 2025 Science Talent Search scholars are deeply engaged in their research, they also make time to participate in a range of activities such as advocacy, nonprofit work or inspiring the next generation of STEM leaders. The sky’s the limit for these exceptional innovators. Read on to learn about some of the diverse projects and initiatives these students are involved in outside of research.

Nobel Laureate and 1947 STS Alum and First Place Winner Martin Karplus

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Nobel Laureate, 1947 STS alum and first-place winner Martin Karplus dies at 94

Martin Karplus, a pioneering theoretical chemist, Nobel laureate and alumnus of the 1947 Science Talent Search passed away on December 28, 2024, at his home in Cambridge, Mass., at the age of 94.