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Meet Wileidy Feliciano-Rivera, the Puerto Rico student who turned plantain peels into mulch that cut weed growth by 53%share.google/FzLuRu8 IGCztEQRnW

At 13, Michael Nyberg built a device that killed mosquito larvae with sound; 27 years later, his invention is still being usedshare.google/mNkzRDU Y5g5G6aMqg

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In 2020, Texas boy Orion Jean used a $500 speech-contest prize to launch a kindness drive; it grew from more than 600 toys to 100,000 meals and 500,000 books, and he is now pursuing one million acts of kindnessshare.google/BQBPQUr DtLqTqnYIt

Meet Henry and Jack Grover, the California twins who tested 9 hydrogels and found one that delayed charcoal reignition from 3 to 27 minutesshare.google/cJUPxba B4KgmDj2of

Nithya Tammana, an 11-year-old girl from New Jersey built a youth water-conservation network of more than 450 members; her open-source moss filter is designed to remove up to 95% of lead from school drinking watershare.google/SU505Y2 5sIwDg1Gg4

Meet Isabel Rossi, a Williamsburg, Virginia eighth-grader who tested a new way to position earthquake sensors; her mathematical model improved simulated coverage by 16.7% with just five additional devicesshare.google/SEIFME9 aPYN8JDTFf

Meet Siddharth Vikram, the Massachusetts eighth grader who turned his brother's car accident and recovery into an idea for a game-based rehabilitation app, winning a $25,000 national prizeshare.google/3HYjNkX VhbsJl3lgL

15-year-old US student invents low-cost device to collect airborne bacteria; wins $25,000 at science competitionshare.google/hOSlkwt Rz4RMvbFWO

Meet Grace De Souza, the 13-year-old from Goa who spent her summer break turning the moringa trees in her family's backyard into a homemade powder business, watering plants at sunrise and serving customers from homeshare.google/LnIDYKh Ig0tAFZpFU

Meet Emily Herra, 17-year-old New York student who helped turn a neglected 3,600-square-foot lot into a community garden with pollinator habitat and a 130-foot mural, then won a $10,000 prize in 2026share.google/wgjfZUw TNHafkR1xx

A Florida schoolgirl who saw her local waterways deteriorating began collecting discarded oyster shells; her project has amassed 1,600 pounds of shells and drawn more than 60 students and teachersshare.google/gzTKvyc kjgR0q3zOJ

A California teenager sends student volunteers into strangers' backyards to pick unwanted fruit; his initiative has now rescued over 11,000 pounds of fruits for people in needshare.google/rnwMuK8 GFSKO5F5KL

Meet 15-year-old Rodion Zaichikov, the Luxembourg student who built an arc-jet wind tunnel to test a scramjet above 3,000°C and won the Ellison Scholars Prize at Europe's young-scientist contestshare.google/U8Df585 ARMSVbY8dq