This teen just found a possibly life-saving new way to diagnose deadly diseases. She won the Google Science Fair, but the real winner is humanity.

Here are the world's sharpest young minds on how to test for Ebola, treat cancer, and solve the... Google just hosted its fifth annual Science Fair. Meet all the grand prize winners

Meet the 16-year-old girl who just won the Google Science Fair For a lot of students, the science fair is just another project you need to participate in to graduate. But for Connecticut 16-year-old Olivia Hallisey, it's so, so much more. And that's clear based on the fact that she TOTALLY kicked ass yesterday w Read more ... ith her entry in the Google Science Fair. Olivia w…

Boy Clockmaker Ahmed Mohamed Gets Warm Welcome at Google Science Fair Ahmed Mohamed got a much more welcoming reception at the Google Science fair than he did at his school.

Ahmed drops in on Google's Science Fair At Google's annual science fair, Ahmed Mohamed and aspiring scientists discuss ways to save the world -- and take a few selfies.

This 16-year-old won the Google Science Fair with a way to detect Ebola Oliva Hallisey won the 2015 Google Science Fair with her project to develop a fast, cheap, and stable test for the Ebola virus.

A 15-year-old Google Science Fair finalist came up with a genius way to transport vaccines 15-year-old Anurudh Ganesan was inspired by his own childhood to create a new way to transport vaccines. He's a finalist in the Google Science Fair.

Google announces finalists for its 2015 Science Fair who want to change the world

Google's 2015 Science Fair Opens For Submissions Today Google is back with its annual Science Fair, with the fifth consecutive year of the program opening the door for submission today. The event is run in partnership with Lego Education, National Geographic, Scientific American and Virgin Galactic, and Read more ... invites any students between 13 and 18 from anywhere in the world to enter submissions online to compete for prizes in a number of categories, ranging from $100,000 in scholarships and grants to once-in-a-lifetime trips of remote destinations, or a first-hand look at Virgin Galactic's brand new spacecraft.The Science Fair has produced some incredibly impressive winners in years past, including a flashlight that requires only the ambient heat from a user's palm gripping the handle to power its beam, as well as wearable tech that can provide rea-time effective healthcare response to serious problems associated with an aging population and the onset of Alzheimer's. This isn't the kind of science fair ...

Google Science Fair 2015 Has Kicked Off Google Science Fair 2015 is looking for students who can change the world