California Seventh Grader Wins $3,500 Prize for AI Earthquake Aftershock Tool
Bowen Wang, a 12-year-old student from California, has won a national technology prize worth $3,500. He developed an artificial intelligence tool called Aftershock Oracle, designed to forecast earthquake aftershocks. The project drew on decades of data from the United States Geological Survey to generate its predictions. His success underscores the contributions that young people can make to science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Bowen plans to build a career in civil engineering with a focus on sustainable design.
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