This spice could be the basis of a smart, infection-fighting bandage
This yellow turmeric turns red when exposed to a high pH, typical of an infected wound
Teen’s battle simulator could help Ukraine’s troops fend off attacks
His software accounts for drones and landscape features to better predict battle outcomes
Gene editing may help rice better withstand climate change
A teen researcher tweaked three genes that limit rice’s ability to withstand dry or salty conditions
Aerodynamics involved in shooting hoops can make vehicles greener
Adding spinning cylinders with rough surfaces to cars or ships can boost fuel efficiency
Bioelectronics research wins top award at 2024 Regeneron ISEF
The annual international competition gave out more than $9 million in prizes to teen scientists
Herbal medicine could help recovery after concussion
Combining a compound with a pain reliever helped fruit flies bounce back from a brain injury
New tech 3-D prints ouchless COVID-19 vaccine patches
The tabletop printer could make this and other vaccines more accessible across the globe
How would a mermaid sound underwater?
A mermaid would need marine creature features to hear and produce sounds
Teen-created software IDs skin conditions, risky drivers and more
The programs ID skin conditions, warn of dangerous driving and translate sign language
Fungi help rescue crops being harmed by microplastics
All-natural treatment helped plants grow faster in soils polluted with plastic
A device spots and counts honeybees hosting a dangerous parasite
The Varroa mites are a leading cause of death for U.S. and European honeybees
Research on exoplanets took top award at 2023 Regeneron ISEF
Students shared nearly $9 million in prizes at this annual international competition
New patch might replace some finger-prick testing of blood sugar
Teen’s color-changing device tests glucose in sweat to signal when insulin is needed
Hand dryers can infect clean hands with bathroom germs
In tests, the hot-air machines spread far more microbes than paper towels