ISEF 2025 - Third Grand Award (Columbus, Ohio)
I received the Third Grand Award at the Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF), representing Team Canada with an astronomy and data-driven project.
Read ISEF 2025 StoryWhat is Presenting at Science Fairs?
Science fairs are opportunities to explore questions, test hypotheses, and share discoveries with peers and experts. They build the skills of observation, evidence-based reasoning, and communication - skills that make civic action stronger.
What I did
Canada-Wide Science Fair (CWSF) 2023 - Best Project Award
I built algorithms to determine asteroids' physical properties and the success of deflection missions - the first back-to-back national winner since 1989–90, and the youngest.
Read About My CWSF 2023 Best Project AwardEUCYS 2023 - Second Prize (Brussels)
I built algorithms to assess and reduce asteroid impact risk, presented at international judging alongside young scientists worldwide.
Canada-Wide Science Fair (CWSF) 2022 - Best Project Award
I analyzed asteroid deflection and impact monitoring - connecting space science with public safety.
Read About My CWSF 2022 Best Project AwardInterview - MPP Chris Glover
A conversation connecting youth research, evidence, and public decision-making.
Watch on YouTubeGuest Speech Given at Ontario Science Centre 50 Years Celebration: Daring to Dream Big
On the role of Ontario Science Centre and Science in making the next generation dream big.
Read my SpeechHow you can do it too
- Pick a question you genuinely care about and turn it into a clear, testable hypothesis.
- Gather evidence through experiments, measurements, or open datasets, and analyze it honestly.
- Tell the story simply - problem, method, finding, and why it matters for your community.