Search Results On intel foundation

Indian origin boy wins 'Young Scientist' award 2015-05-18 10:38:49

18-year-old Indian origin boy is being awarded the prestigious Intel Foundation ‘Young Scientist’ Award for inventing a device that can quickly shut down undersea oil spills. Karan Jerath of Friendswood, Texas, won USD 50,000 top prize on Friday at this...

Keywords: Indian-American teen, Indian-American boy, Undersea oil spills, Intel Foundation

Read More

Prestigious Intel Award for Indian-Origin student 2015-05-16 12:25:55

An Indian-Origin student has won the popular Intel Foundation Young Scientist Award on Friday. At the same event nine students from India have won awards in various categories. The 18-year-old Karan Jerath has secured the prize for his work on...

Keywords: Karan Jerath project at IISEF, IISEF award to Indian Origin student, Karan Jerath project at IISEF, Intel Foundation Young Scientist Award

Read More

Indian-American boy wins Intel Young Scientist Award 2016-05-18 06:55:11

An Indian-American teenager has earned the prestigious 'Intel Foundation Young Scientist Award' for his exceptional work to develop a low-cost electronically-aided knee brace, which help a person to walk more naturally with a weakened leg.   The Intel Corporation and...

Keywords: Intel Foundation Young Scientist Award, Intel Foundation Young Scientist Award, Intel International Science and Engineering Fair, Intel Foundation Young Scientist Award

Read More

Indian-American girl invents 20 second charger! 2013-05-21 10:08:37

Eesha Khare, an 18-year-old Indian-American girl from Saratoga, California, was awarded the Young Scientist Award by the Intel Foundation after developing the super-capacitor device that fits inside mobile phone batteries and allows them to charge within 20-30 seconds. That's not...

Keywords: Indian-American girl, Super-capacitors, cellphone battery, Young Scientist Award

Read More

14 Indian diaspora students selected for top US science contest 2016-01-21 12:50:26

Fourteen students from the Indian diaspora have been selected for the prestigious ‘Intel Science Talent Search Competition’. The students will compete for for $1 million in prize. Maya Ajmera, the president of the Society for Science & the Public, said...

Keywords: US top science contest, Indian diaspora students, US top science contest, Indian diaspora students

Read More