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NASHUA Deepika Kurup, an eighth grader at Fairgrounds Middle School, will debut her invention at the 14th annual Discovery Education 3M Young Scientist Challenge.

Kurup was recently announced as one of the top 10 finalists across the country and will compete nationally in October.

these bright young minds at the 3M Innovation Center in October."

at the 3M Innovation Center in St. Paul, Minn. In preparation for the final competition, Kurup will be able to spend her summer working with a 3M scientist to help Ghd V Gold Marine Allure

Kurup's invention is a technology that harnesses solar power to purify water.

Nashua student recognized for invention using solar power to purify water

The winner of Chi Hair Dryer Touch Screen this year's competition will receive $25,000 and a trip from Discovery Student Adventures, as well as the title of "America's Top Young Scientist."

perfect her invention before she presents it to a panel of judges in October.

As a finalist, Kurup has received $1,000 and a trip to compete in the final competition on Oct. 15 16 Ghd Sale

Discovery Education and 3M paired for the challenge to encourage children in grades 5 8 to create an invention they think would resolve a problem they have faced in society.

"Commitment to foster interest and development in the innovators of our future is something we take very seriously at 3M, and our partnership with Discovery Education helps demonstrate just how exciting the journey of learning can be for students," said Ian Hardgrove, president of 3M Foundation. "It will be a sincere honor to host Ghd Stockists

She tested them in various translucent containers heating by parabolic reflectors and found that they reduced populations of various bacteria by large amounts.

"Deepika and the other Discovery Education 3M Young Scientist Challenge finalists embody the innovative spirit that will drive them to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and math, and thrive in a competitive global workforce," said Bill Goodwyn, CEO of Discovery Education. "This unique challenge allows our country's next generation of leaders to interact and build relationships with real world scientists to truly inspire curiousity and see STEM as potential career path."

She uses two chemicals titanium oxide and zinc oxide which when hit by sunlight undergo a chemical change which produces hydroxyl radicals that can attack and destroy certain types of bacteria.