Cancer, Asthma, Chicken: All Three Women Winners of Google’s Science Fair Explain Their Projects

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In July, we brought you the story of Google’s first annual science fair, and how the winner in each age bracket (13-14, 15-16, 17-18) turned out to be a young lady, namely Lauren Hodge, Naomi Shah, and Shree Bose. Lauren and Naomi were awarded $25,000 each in scholarship money and internships at Google and LEGO, while Shree received a $50k college scholarship, an internship at CERN and a trip to the Galapagos with National Geographic.

But what was their research about? Well, the title of this post is a hint, but you can hear them say it in their own words, in their own TED Talk below:

Thanks, Abby!


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