The News Journal: Inventor Thomas Edison was in his 30s when he invented the phonograph and perfected the light bulb. So there is still plenty of time for 14-year-old Jason Liu to make a mark with his parabolic reflector — or whatever else he might come up with before he reaches a more mature age […]
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The Gazette: Clarksburg High School InvenTeam members gathered during the first week of school to talk about their summer trip to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, their invention and where they are headed with it. They were too excited about the reception their Torch Cord, a USB cable that lights up when touched, got at
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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Two more years of high school await Zicuria Ussery and, after that, college — Georgia Tech, she hopes — then maybe a career in industrial engineering. In the meantime, the 16-year-old junior at Maynard Jackson High School in Atlanta has another matter to attend to: building her business. Next spring, Ussery hopes
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Reuters: We’ve all heard of summer camp, boot camp, even fat camp. But how about a camp for young women with a knack for business? That’s the idea behind Girls Inc. Corporate Camp for Entrepreneurs, a week-long workshop held earlier this month in New York City for 20 girls between the ages of 15 and
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Nashua Telegraph: Most guys hanging around a college dorm room playing video games are more likely to come up with pizza toppings than an award-winning invention. But those guys aren’t Andy Goetting and Tyler Price. What started as a late-night, “wouldn’t-it-be-cool” musing has turned into a potentially lucrative business venture for the recent college grads
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Have you discovered a need for a dorm room product that does not exist? Here is your chance to invent a solution based product that could be sold in Bed Bath & Beyond. They have partnered with Edison Nation to search for problem solving product ideas submitted by the Students of Invention. If your idea
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Savvy Auntie: 1) Save for your dream. It’s coming I started my company on the small inheritance my late mother had left me when she passed away 20 years ago. This was the savings I would nuture and grow and one day, when the time was right, finally put towards my dream – whatever that
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CNNMoney: For an elite Division I-bound high-school athlete, navigating the maze of college recruitment means choosing among the crowd of coaches lined up outside the door. But fewer than 10% of the estimated 1.5 million young athletes seeking a spot on a college sports team find themselves in that enviable position. The rest maneuver through
Fortune Small Business: It’s always standardized test prep season at CEO Karan Goel’s company. The proven prep method has caught on quickly, and not just amongst parents and students: high schools across the country are signing up. PrepMe doesn’t just focus on the exam; it focuses on the academic achievements of the students. This way,
TuscaloosaNews.com: Hands-free fingernail polish, a Braille keyboard, a guitar pick for someone missing a hand, a baby carrier for a mother with cerebral palsy. These are some of the projects created by students at Northridge High School. Science teacher Beth Allaway first had them experience what it’s like to live with a disability. “The goal
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