The Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth recently awarded 10 research grants to middle and high school students for STEM projects. The students submitted over 185 proposals that were reviewed by a panel of judges. The selected proposals addressed global issues and showed potential for meaningful results. The grants will fund the students' lab space, equipment, and projects, with the goal of exploring solutions such as a more cost-effective algae production to reduce global warming.

1. Johns Hopkins Center for
Talented Youth Awards
STEM Research Grants
HARVEY GOLDSTEIN INDONESIA

2. Johns Hopkins Center for Talented
Youth Awards STEM Research Grants
 Harvey Goldstein leverages more than four decades of business
experience in Southeast Asia to serve as the chairman of Harvest
International in Indonesia and as the managing director of Business-Link
Consultancy PTE LTD in Singapore. Along with his professional endeavors in
Singapore and Indonesia, Harvey Goldstein also supports educational
opportunities for talented students, who have limited economic resources.
This is initiated through his philanthropy in supporting scholarships for these
Singaporean students to attend the Johns Hopkins Center for Talented
Youth (CTY) in the USA.

3. Johns Hopkins Center for Talented
Youth Awards STEM Research Grants
 In another initiative, the CTY recently announced that it awarded 10 CTY
Cogito Research Awards to young researchers in middle school and high
school who applied for the grant. To win this grant, students from across
America submitted research proposals on science, technology,
engineering , or math (STEM) subjects. The CTY panel of judges reviewed
more than 185 applications before selecting the winners based on
proposal quality and the project’s potential to realize meaningful results. In
collaboration with supervising mentors, the winning students will explore
solutions for global issues, including finding a more cost-effective algae
growing method to counter global warming.

4. Johns Hopkins Center for Talented
Youth Awards STEM Research Grants
 With the grant funding, students will be able to rent lab space and
purchase the equipment needed to complete their projects and report
on the results. The student researchers will also blog about their projects on
CTY’s website for middle and high school students interested in math and
science.