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Open for Questions: 2009 Siemens Competition Winners
03.03.2010
- What is it like to win third place in the nation and $40,000 in scholarship money with your science project? Ask Israt Ahmed, Cathy Zhou, and Stephanie Chen, who did just that.
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Last month, when 14-year-old Pierce Freeman's iPhone app for exchanging virtual business cards was accepted into Apple's App Store, he became one of the youngest iPhone app developers in the world.
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Environmentally friendly school buildings? An annual National Pollution Census? These are just two suggestions so far. Read and vote on suggestions by others ... and add your own! Open until March 19.
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