Society for Science.
American scientific nonprofit organization
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What's happening
Earlier this month
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A local student in Fort Lauderdale developed an innovative health surveillance device, reported by Society for Science.Some support1 report
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Twins from Riverside developed a hydrogel to prevent wildfire reignition, reported by Society for Science.Some support1 report
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Society for Science organized a contest where Bowen Wang utilized USGS data for his AI tool.Some support1 report
One to three months ago
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Society for Science announced support for local student research in San Jose.Some support1 report
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Society for Science recognized STEM innovations, with the project linked to Ann Arbor, Michigan, and influenced by past events in Los Angeles.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Benjamin Davis developed a recycling machine at Bishop Feehan High School, which was subsequently interviewed by the Society for Science.Some support1 report
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Society for Science organized a national competition for middle school students on September 1, 2026.Some support1 report
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Maya Ajmera, CEO of Society for Science, participated in a competition featuring junior innovators from Puerto Rico, California, and Florida.Some support3 reports1 development inside
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Students from Richland participated in a challenge organized by the Society for Science.Some support1 report
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A student based in Pennsylvania received research recognition from the Society for Science.Some support1 report
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Miles Wu's project was documented by the Society for Science.Some support2 reports
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A student from Plano was featured by the Society for Science.Some support1 report
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Society for Science noted the research of Fan, who is a student at Westview High School.Some support1 report
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Society for Science and Regeneron Pharmaceuticals jointly announced the results of a prestigious science competition at the National Building Museum.Some support1 report
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Anusha won the F. Thomson Leighton Family Prize and the Bonnie Berger Family Prize for her AI-powered music therapy platform, Harmony, which Society for Science reported on.Some support1 report
Gone quiet
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Around Society for Science this week
News at the entities that move Society for Science most-
Plano Shared contextVoters in Plano rejected tax funding for a new arena project on November 4, 2026.Moves Society for Science
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Richland OperationalFluor Corporation will provide services for the Cascade facility located in Richland.Moves Society for Science
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San Jose Shared contextMicron Technology supports local community organizations in Silicon Valley, including Second Harvest.Moves Society for Science
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STEM Mentioned togetherCorvallis School District levy funds support STEM extracurriculars while the district closes two schools for consolidation.Moves Society for Science
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Arkansas Shared contextBug Hall relocated from Los Angeles to Arkansas for lifestyle, having previously moved to Texas.Moves Society for Science
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Fort Lauderdale Shared contextHeather Moraitis won a commission seat in Fort Lauderdale, replacing John Herbst.Moves Society for Science
Connections
The 15 strongest of 21, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Maya Ajmera Structural
Maya Ajmera holds the formal executive role of President and CEO at Society for Science.
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Benjamin Davis Transactional
Society for Science interviewed Benjamin Davis after the fair.
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STEM Mentioned together
Society for Science recognizes the innovations and work of STEM.
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Arkansas Shared context
The company operates within the educational and scientific context of the state of Arkansas.
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Harmony Mentioned together
Society for Science reported on Harmony's project.
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Miles Wu Mentioned together
Society for Science formally documented and recognized Miles Wu's project and achievements.
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Plano Shared context
The company operates within the geographical context of Plano, featuring individuals from the area.
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Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Mentioned together
The two entities jointly announced the results of a prestigious science competition.
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Fan Mentioned together
Society for Science has acknowledged the research conducted by Fan.
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Richland Operational
The evidence suggests that students associated with Richland participated in a challenge organized or relevant to Society for Science.
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San Jose Shared context
Society for Science supports local student research within the context of San Jose.
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Wexford Operational
The relationship is characterized by the exchange where A's research gains acknowledgment from B's organizational structure.
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Fort Lauderdale Shared context
The relationship is weakly implied by a single snapshot mentioning a local student's innovation.
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Henry Mentioned together
Society for Science reported on a project involving Henry.
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Bowen Wang Mentioned together
No evidence was provided linking Society for Science and Bowen Wang.
History
Events by the month they beganNovember 2026
2 eventsOctober 2026
2 eventsSeptember 2026
4 events- Society for Science recognized STEM innovations, with the project linked to Ann Arbor, Michigan, and influenced by past events in Los Angeles.
- Benjamin Davis developed a recycling machine at Bishop Feehan High School, which was subsequently interviewed by the Society for Science.
- Society for Science organized a national competition for middle school students on September 1, 2026.
- Students from Richland participated in a challenge organized by the Society for Science.
Show 2 earlier months
August 2026
7 events- A student based in Pennsylvania received research recognition from the Society for Science.
- Miles Wu's project was documented by the Society for Science.
- A student from Plano was featured by the Society for Science.
- Society for Science noted the research of Fan, who is a student at Westview High School.
- Society for Science and Regeneron Pharmaceuticals jointly announced the results of a prestigious science competition at the National Building Museum.
- Anusha won the F. Thomson Leighton Family Prize and the Bonnie Berger Family Prize for her AI-powered music therapy platform, Harmony, which Society for Science reported on.
- Society for Science is tracking STEM education needs in schools, with the initiative connected to Arkansas Tech University and located in Arkansas.