Students Win Science Competition

India's Advay Misra, an 11-year-old student from New Delhi, participated in the International Academic Championship and won the Science and Academic Bee Competitions at the Championships and was runner-up in the Geography Bee Competition.

Four Indian-origin children are among five winners of a premier science and engineering competition for middle school students in the US, with a 14-year-old Indian-origin boy taking the top award.

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.

Sachin Kukke, an engineering student from Bangalore is the only Indian to win the global YouTube Space Lab science competition from the Asia-Pacific region.

Sachin Kukke, an engineering student from Bangalore is the only Indian to win the global YouTube Space Lab science competition from the Asia-Pacific region.

For the team of four that travelled from DAV Public School to Secunderabad, winning Upakaran 2011, the National Level Science Project Competition organised by M S Ramaiah Institute of Technology in Bangalore was thrilling to say the least.

India's Advay Misra, an 11-year-old student from New Delhi, participated in the International Academic Championship and won the Science and Academic Bee Competitions at the Championships and was runner-up in the Geography Bee Competition.

Four Indian-origin children are among five winners of a premier science and engineering competition for middle school students in the US, with a 14-year-old Indian-origin boy taking the top award.

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.

Sachin Kukke, an engineering student from Bangalore is the only Indian to win the global YouTube Space Lab science competition from the Asia-Pacific region.

Sachin Kukke, an engineering student from Bangalore is the only Indian to win the global YouTube Space Lab science competition from the Asia-Pacific region.

For the team of four that travelled from DAV Public School to Secunderabad, winning Upakaran 2011, the National Level Science Project Competition organised by M S Ramaiah Institute of Technology in Bangalore was thrilling to say the least.