The entrepreneur discusses how the event inspired him to incorporate science in real-world activities.

Greenway Grameen Infra’s biomass stoves reduce dangerous pollutants and smoke inhalation while cooking.

Raquel Redshirt uses everyday materials to build solar ovens, fulfilling Navajo community needs.

Through education and local economic support, tribal women start prosperous micro-businesses.

International science fair finalists restore fish populations and promote marine conservation.

Rio Rancho junior Elisabeth Burton discusses her research and educating others on eating disorders.

International science fair participants identify plant diversity to stop deforestation.

Students at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair share projects that aid people with disabilities.

Student’s paper cancer sensor detects pancreatic cancer before it becomes invasive.

Student Jack Andraka develops paper cancer sensor that is faster and cheaper than existing tests.

The 17-year-old Shanghai student and 2012 Intel ISEF winner discusses her work and its inspiration.

Highlights from the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair 2010. (2:22)

Chinese students develop a system that improves communication with the deaf.

International science fair finalist uses cellulose as an energy source.

10x10 and Intel lead a global campaign to help change girls’ and women’s education worldwide. (1:33)