This 15-Year-Old Came Up With Software To Hunt Down Cancer-Causing Gene Mutations
In winning the Intel science fair, Nathan Han is already having an impact.
The Intel International Science and Engineering Fair doles out awards each year to high schoolers who could run intellectual circles around many adults. Jack Andraka, the creator of a cheap, accurate pancreatic cancer sensor, is a past winner. This time around, first place went to another cancer-related project: a computer program that can predict how harmful gene mutations related to cancer might be.
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