Student Won $100,000 College Money From Siemens Math And Science Contest
Dmitry Vaintrob, a senior student from Oregon won $100,000 college money from the Siemens Competition in Math, Science and Technology. Dmitry’s entry for the said competition was a research in an innovative area of mathematics called string topology.
The achievement of this high school senior is really amazing because according to Michael Hopkins, the competition judge and a professor of mathematics at Harvard, Dmitry’s research can be categorized at the Ph.D. level, publishable and already attracting the attention of researchers.
Aside from the $100000 that Dmitry won, there are also several other students and teams of students also won prizes in the science competition that gave them college money from $50,000 to $100,000.
If you are interested in joining this competition that awards huge amount of money to the lucky winners, you may visit the Siemens Foundation for more information as they held this contest annually.