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Seventy-five years after receiving a telegram that would change his life, Edward Thorp (STS 1949) returned to the Science Talent Search to share his story with a new generation of innovators.

A man for all markets returns to the Regeneron Science Talent Search Seventy-five years after receiving a telegram that would change his life, Edward Thorp (STS 1949) returned to the Science Talent…

Join us for a virtual conversation with ISEF alumnus Shantanu Gaur and Society for Science President and CEO Maya Ajmera on Thursday, June 25 at 7pm EDT!

Shantanu Gaur is an alumnus of the 2003 and 2004 International Science and Engineering Fair 2003 and 2004. He graduated summa cm laude from Harvard College and with an M.D. from Harvard Medical School where he was a Paul Revere Frothingham Scholar and Paul & Daisy Soros Fellow. In 2009, he founded Allurion, whose breakthrough weight-loss technology is helping patients in more than 60 countries and has been featured in Forbes, The Wall Street Journal, and TIME.

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Watch the Excellence in Science and Technology Panel presented by Aramco from , featuring Sarah Stewart, Sethuraman Panchanathan, and W.E. Moerner, in conversation with Joe Palca.

Regeneron ISEF 2026 - Excellence in Science and Technology Panel presented by Aramco The Excellence in Science and Technology Panel presented by Aramco ...

For finalist Ben Kienle, science could be his ticket to see the world.

Lancaster Country Day School senior earns top honors in international science fair competition For Lancaster Country Day School senior Ben Kienle, science could be his ticket to see the world.

finalist Zack O'Leary won first place in the software design category. He chats with Kfm Radio Kildare about his research and experience at ISEF.

Clane Student Wins Big At International Science Fair In Arizona The student was awarded for his project that remotely detects underground features

For , three share insights into their current work, how their identities have shaped their paths, and their advice for the next generation.

Celebrating Pride: Q&A with three inspiring LGBTQ+ scientists In honor of Pride Month, we’re sharing the voices, experiences and achievements of three LGBTQ+ alumni of Society for Science programs. They share insights into their current work, how their identities have shaped their paths, and their advice for the next generation. Read on to hear directly from...

“We wanted to do something in aerospace. We wanted to do something involving biomimicry. And then we wanted to do something that no one has done before."

Nature-inspired rocket-nozzle redesign stands by for liftoff At the 2026 Regeneron ISEF competition, teens showed how they blasted past a problem that has limited use of super-efficient aerospike rocket engines.

“We wanted to do something in aerospace. We wanted to do something involving biomimicry. And then we wanted to do something that no one has done before."

Nature-inspired rocket-nozzle redesign stands by for liftoff At the 2026 Regeneron ISEF competition, teens showed how they blasted past a problem that has limited use of super-efficient aerospike rocket engines.

finalist Sowmya Sankaran's app can help guard against AI bots developing dangerous personalities.

Teen’s new app guards against the rise of villainous AI bots Sometimes good chatbots and AI agents go rogue. A Regeneron ISEF finalist’s new app helps guard against bots developing dangerous personalities.

“I thought it was fascinating and really unintuitive that you can use something like the eye to understand what’s happening in the brain."

This High Schooler Developed an A.I. Tool to Diagnose Autism and ADHD Using the Retina Edward Kang’s RetinaMind analyzes patients’ retinal images and accurately diagnoses neurodevelopmental disorders 89 percent of the time