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Last week, Huxley Westemeier and three other Spartans attended the International Science and Engineering Fair. He presented his project to judges and placed second in the Systems Software category. In addition, he also earned unprecedented awards from the Air Force Research Laboratory ($750), the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence ($1500), HP ($5000), the Midwest Microelectronics Consortium ($3000) and a funded trip to the Taiwan International Science Fair next Lunar New Year. Learn more about his project, “Integrity.”
Huxley Westemeier wrangles AI, wins $10,250 in cash and a full trip to Taiwan at ISEF
May 22, 2025
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