Tonight, honoring high school seniors with exceptional promise in math and science, Intel and Society for Science & the Public announced the winners of America’s most elite and demanding high school research competition, the Intel Science Talent Search! This year’s winners are:

• First Place: Evan O’Dorney, 17, of Danville, CA

• Second Place: Michelle Hackman, 17, of Great Neck, NY

• Third Place: Matthew Miller, 18, of Elon, NC

• Fourth Place: Madeleine Ball, 18, of Dallas, TX

• Fifth Place: Selena Li, 17, of Fair Oaks, CA

• Sixth Place: Keenan Monks, 17, of Hazelton, PA

• Seventh Place: Benjamin Clark, 15, of Lancaster, PA

• Eighth Place: Xiaoyu “Carrie” Cao, 17, of San Diego, CA

• Ninth Place: Jenny Liu, 18, of Orange, CT

• Tenth Place: Scott Boisvert, 17, of Chandler, AZ

The winners were announced at the Intel Science Talent Search black-tie gala awards ceremony held at the National Building Museum and featured Intel President and CEO Paul Otellini. This year’s competition included a rigorous judging process, interaction with leading scientists and meetings with national leaders, science advisors to President Obama, and an assortment of U.S. Senators and Congressmen. Please join us in congratulating all of the Intel Science Talent Search finalists for their amazing math and science research this year! Job well done!

Tags: Intel Science Talent Search, Intel STS winners, IntelSTS, Math, research, Science, SSP

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