Tucson Student Honored at National Invention Competition

An eighth-grade student from the Tucson area was honored recently for their ingenuity at the eleventh-annual RTX Invention Convention U.S. Nationals, powered by The Henry Ford. They were among over 70 award-winning K-12 inventors from across the nation who were celebrated during the June 5 awards ceremony. The ceremony featured a keynote from Julian Kage, an Invention Convention alum and the founder and CEO of Exactics, a biotech company inspired by his eighth-grade invention. This year, 513 students competed, representing 30 states. More than 80 awards, including cash prizes, trophies, medals, and patent applications, were presented. Invention Convention programs develop...

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