Indian-origin teen wins $250K US science prize
An Indian-origin teen has won a prestigious high schoolers’ science prize of $250,000 for developing a computer model to predict the structure of RNA molecules that can aid in quickly diagnosing diseases.
New York: An Indian-origin teen has won a prestigious high schoolers’ science prize of $250,000 for developing a computer model to predict the structure of RNA molecules that can aid in quickly diagnosing diseases.
Neel Moudgal, 17, was announced the winner of the Regeneron Science Talent competition in March. Ambika Grover, 17, was ranked sixth for an $80,000 award and Siddhu Pachipala, 18, placed ninth for a $50,000 prize. About 2,000 high school students competed in the Science Talent Search with 40 selected for the final round.
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On November 6, the U.S. witnessed an extraordinary political turnaround as Donald J. Trump made a triumphant return, overcoming legal hurdles, a volatile political climate, and even assassination attempts. His victory in the 2024 presidential election is not only seen as a personal vindication but also as a momentous event for the global Indian diaspora, who have often viewed Trump as a reliable ally of India.
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