Siemens Foundation: News and Press

03/17/2015

At the 11th Annual “Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day” hosted at Siemens in West Chicago, hundreds of girls got a chance to exercise their brains and collaborative skills in a fun environment.

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12/18/2014

17-year-old twins further research into antibiotic resistant bacteria, using a computer-aided approach to researching different compounds.

12/10/2014

Two high school seniors from Albuquerque have developed a computer model of tree growth that could help fight climate change.

12/09/2014

Three Long Island students win scholarships totaling $50,000 in the annual Siemens Competition.

11/24/2014

Two New Jersey students share $6,000 scholarship prize for research "On the Distribution of Discriminants Over a Finite Field."

11/23/2014

Three Long Island teenagers come one step closer to winning the Siemens Competition for their research in healthcare.

11/20/2014

Over 560 proteins involved in the transmission of Dengue virus between humans and mosquitoes identified by Florida student.

12/09/2014

Twenty of the nation’s most high-achieving high school students were invited to the George Washington University for the 15th annual Siemens Competition.

11/14/2014

Student receives scholarship for cancer research inspired by aunt’s breast cancer diagnosis.

11/13/2014

Ruchi Pandya chosen as a regional finalist for the Siemens Competition for her research in health diagnostics.

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Automation World - Girls Join Forces to Learn About Engineering

DPNorthJersey.com – Closter Math Ace Advances to Finals of Prestigious Siemens Competition

Fast Company – A Virtual Tree To Fight Climate Change, Created By High School Students

Newsday – 3 LI Teens Students Win National Honors in Siemens Competition

The Star-Ledger – Students advance to STEM finals

News 12 Long Island – 3 LI Teens Advance in Siemens Competition

Florida Times-Union – Mosquito Virus Research Puts Jacksonville Teen in Running for a Science Prize

LiveScience – Math for Drones, Self-Driving Cars Wins Top Student Science Award

Orange County Register – Aliso Niguel Student's Cancer Research Garners International Attention

San Jose Mercury News – Saratoga: Lynbrook's Ruchi Pandya wins Siemens Regional Competition