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Washington: Four Indian-American youths are among 40 students, who have been named finalists for this year's Intel Science Talent Search award, billed as the Junior Nobel.
Prestigious competition
The contest is the oldest and most prestigious high school science competition in the U.S., where six former finalists have won the Nobel Prize. The four finalists are: Venkat Mikkilineni, Neha Anil Deshpande, Abhinav Rohatgi and Sara Dana Bayefsky Anand. They will travel to Washington DC in March, undergo a rigorous judging process, meet with national leaders, interact with leading scientists and display their research at the National Academy of Sciences. PTI
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