Risca Wins $100,000 Scholarship For DNA-Based Steganography Project
Mar 16, 2000
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Anthony Pell
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Here is an interesting story..."On Monday, Risca was awarded a $100,000 scholarship for taking first place in the Intel Science Talent Search for her project called "DNA-Based Steganography," which combined the disciplines of cryptography, steganography, and molecular computing. . . . Here is an interesting story..."On Monday, Risca was awarded a $100,000 scholarship for taking first place in the Intel Science Talent Search for her project called "DNA-Based Steganography," which combined the disciplines of cryptography, steganography, and molecular computing.
Co-sponsored by Intel and Science Service, a nonprofit organization devoted to promoting science education, the award counts among its former winners five holders of the Nobel Prize and three winners of National Medals of Science. "
Co-sponsored by Intel and Science Service, a nonprofit organization devoted to promoting science education, the award counts among its former winners five holders of the Nobel Prize and three winners of National Medals of Science. "
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