Ann Arbor high school senior wins top research prize
If the youth are the future then the future is now in Ann Arbor where one high school student won a $50,000 scholarship for conducting research for a vaccine.
Ann Arborites are so smart even the town’s high school students are winning awards for research. A
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Katie Everett is a math whiz, but even she didn’t know how to create a computer program until six months ago.
Today, this neophyte programmer from
She won thanks to a computer program she created that helped her discover information about the effectiveness of the human papilloma virus vaccination for adolescents.
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