Junior Emily Bryan wins special award at International Science Fair

Written By The Center for Advanced Studies and Research

In what's believed to be a county first, Thousand Oaks High School junior Emily Bryant showed her science fair project at the Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair in Houston, Texas from May 14-19.

Bryant qualified for the international fair, which gathered 1,600 projects from 64 countries and 49 states, via the county's science fair in March. She was the first county student to do so, according to the Ventura County Office of Education, which runs the county fair.

Her project, a study on public attitudes toward drone-delivered emergency medical care, brought home a second place special prize sponsored by the CIA.

Read the full article in The Ventura County Star.

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