News & Events
2010 U.S. Winner Announced!
Rebecca Ye of Bangor, Maine has been named the U.S. winner of the 2010 Stockholm Junior Water Prize for a proposed technique to combine the sciences of microbiology and nanotechnology to create a biosensor capable of rapid identification strains of pathogenic bacteria E. Coli. The three U.S. finalists include Akshar Wunnava from Chantilly, Va., April Choi from Glen Rock, N.J., and Collin McAliley of Melbourne Beach, Fla. Download the winning abstracts.
2010 SJWP State Winners Announced! Student research papers received from throughout the United States and Puerto Rico have been judged over the past two weeks by panels of water quality professionals. See who will be representing your state!
Schedule of Events now available for the 2010 U.S. Stockholm Junior Water Prize Competition
Turkish Student Named 2009 International Winner
Ceren Burçak Dag of Nisantasi, Turkey was awarded the 2009 Stockholm Junior Water Prize during World Water Week for developing a method of generating electric energy through the pulses of falling raindrops.
Water Journalism Winner Covers 2009 Competition in Stockholm
Katy Wood was named the winner of this year's ITT Award for Excellence in Student Water Journalism. Her article explored the Southeastern water shortage and earned her a trip to Sweden where she reported on the international competition.