Intel Science Talent Search Competition

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  Two Indian-Americans Win First Place In Science Contest

  Breaking a three-year dry spell for Indian-Americans, two 17-year-old high school students have won the top prize of $150,000 with their medical-related projects in the prestigious Intel Science Talent Search contest, the society for Science and Public (SSP) announced on Tuesday.

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  14 Indian-Origin Students Picked To Compete In Top US Science Contest

  Fourteen students from the Indian diaspora have been selected to compete for $1 million in prizes at the prestigious Intel Science Talent Search Competition this year by fielding high-level projects ranging from cancer vaccines to complex mathematical theories.

• Three Indian-Americans Win Medals at Intel Science Competition

  Three Indian-Americans have won medals at the prestigious Intel Science Talent Search for the year 2015, and alongside other winners, today they will get a chance to meet US President Barack Obama at the White House.

• 73 Indian-American Teens Among Intel Science Talent Semi-Finalists

  As many as 73 Indian-Americans figure among 300 high school seniors named semifinalists in the Intel Science Talent Search 2015, America's oldest and most prestigious pre-college science and math competition.

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  Indian American wins top prize in US science talent search

  Nithin Reddy Tumma has won first place and $100,000 in the prestigious Intel Science Talent competition.

• Indian American wins top prize in US science talent search

  Nithin Reddy Tumma has won first place and $100,000 in the prestigious Intel Science Talent competition.