Education
17-Year-Old Turns Food Waste Into Biodegradable Paper Towels
A 17-year-old California student has developed biodegradable absorbent sheets from food waste using cellulose, pectin and calcium reinforcement.
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Education
Meet Akshath Anand, 14, Who Built an IV Safety Wearable That Won National Gold
Fourteen-year-old Akshath Anand developed Veino, an AI-powered wearable that detects IV leaks early, winning multiple awards at the…
Science and Technology
Meet Ahmed Abdelsalam: 12-Year-Old Inventor Who Turns Everyday Movement Into Clean Electricity
Twelve-year-old Ahmed Abdelsalam has developed VERDA, an innovative technology that converts movement into electricity. His clean energy…
Education
DU Students Develop 'SUGAM', an Inclusive Indoor Navigation System for Persons with Disabilities
Students of Delhi University's Maitreyi College have developed SUGAM, an indoor navigation system designed to help persons with…
Education
Viksit Bharat Buildathon 2025: Registration, Themes, and Application Details for Students
Viksit Bharat Buildathon 2025 invites students from Classes 6–12 to innovate for national growth. Learn about themes, registration, and…
