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Adyant Bhavsar won the 2023 $10,000 Lemelson Award for Invention

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Five Questions with Adyant Bhavsar, winner of the $10,000 Lemelson Award for Invention

2024 Science Talent Search finalist Alexandra Mahajan

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From Ballet to Graffiti: 10 STS finalists and how they embrace the arts

Hayley Bay Barna answers questions at the 2024 STS alumni dinner.

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Power of data and imagination: insights from Society Alum, Hayley Bay Barna

A headshot of Naomi Shah beside a headshot of Lester Mackey.

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Society for Science welcomes two new members to the National Leadership Council

April 2024: Society for Science is pleased to announce that Lester Mackey and Naomi Shah have joined the Society’s National Leadership Council (NLC). Formed in 2018, the NLC comprises alumni from the Society’s three science competitions: the Science Talent Search, the International Science and Engineering Fair and its middle school science research competitions.

 

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Society for Science Welcomes Two New Members to the National Leadership Council

Group photo from Save the Harbor/Save the Bay

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Seven organizations to inspire you to action this Earth Day

Amanda Martinez poses in a black outfit.

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For these Society alumni, Earth Day is every day!

2024 Science Talent Search finalist Alexis Li

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Into the future: How 6 Regeneron STS finalists are answering big questions with AI

Finalists work together on a group challenge at Thermo Fisher JIC 2023

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Five hot tips for the 2024 Thermo Fisher Scientific Junior Innovators Challenge application

National Leadership Council: Naomi Shah

Naomi Shah

National Leadership Council - Lester Mackey

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When the moon passes in front of the sun, the moon casts its shadow on the Earth, blocking the view of our local star. This is a type of eclipse (seen here in an illustration).

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Learn about the Great American Eclipse with Society for Science

On April 8, 2024 people in Canada, Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine, along with small parts of Tennessee and Michigan will experience a total solar eclipse. This impressive phenomenon occurs when the moon completely blocks the sun, darkening the sky for several minutes.
Science News, Science News Explores and Science News Learning have all developed materials aimed at educating the public on how to safely view the eclipse.