A 15-year-old Indian-American boy has won the prestigious 'Intel
Foundation Young Scientist Award' for developing a low-cost
electronically-aided knee brace that allows a person with a weakened leg
to walk more naturally.
Syamantak Payra, a Texas resident, won the USD 50,000 award along with 17-year-old Kathy Liu. The award was given by Intel Corporation and the Society for Science and the Public (SSP) at the 2016 'Intel International Science and Engineering Fair' in Arizona last week.
Syamantak Payra (R) and Kathy Liu (L) won the Intel Foundation Young Scientist Award and Han Jie Wang (C) won the Gordon E. Moore Award.
Syamantak Payra, a Texas resident, won the USD 50,000 award along with 17-year-old Kathy Liu. The award was given by Intel Corporation and the Society for Science and the Public (SSP) at the 2016 'Intel International Science and Engineering Fair' in Arizona last week.
Syamantak Payra (R) and Kathy Liu (L) won the Intel Foundation Young Scientist Award and Han Jie Wang (C) won the Gordon E. Moore Award.
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