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75th Annual Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair Awards Teen Scientists from ...

In May 2025, nearly 1,700 high school finalists from more than 60 countries gathered in Columbus, Ohio, for the milestone 75th edition of the world’s largest pre-college STEM competition, where over $9 million in prizes were awarded.
Since 2019, Regeneron has sponsored the event that honors decades of innovation by uniting students chosen from numerous science fairs held at local, regional, and national levels worldwide.
Top winners included 19-year-old Adam Kovalik from Slovakia, who received $100,000 for developing a cheaper, more efficient production method for the antiviral drug galidesivir, and several other finalists who won awards for advances in sustainability, air quality, prosthetics, and fundamental research.
Official statements praised finalists’ creativity, passion, and global collaboration, with Regeneron co-Founder George D. Yancopoulos noting that these young scientists are pushing boundaries to address humanity’s biggest challenges.
The event highlights Regeneron’s commitment to science education and corporate responsibility by empowering future STEM leaders and fostering a culture of innovation aimed at improving human health and sustainable communities.

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