Greater Austin Regional Science and Engineering Fair
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https://linktr.ee/garsefatx The 2017 fair will be held February 15-18 at Austin's Palmer Events Center.
05/25/2026
Congratulations to Amrit Yadav of in on his incredible success at ISEF 2026! 🎉🌟
Amrit earned 4th Place in Translational Medical Science for his groundbreaking research focused on personalized medical implant technology. Competing against some of the world’s top young scientists and engineers, his achievement reflects an extraordinary level of innovation, dedication, and scientific excellence.
His project showcased how advanced computational modeling and biomedical engineering can help create more precise and personalized healthcare solutions for the future. Through his hard work and creativity, Amrit represented his school, community, and Texas with distinction on the international stage.
We are incredibly proud of Amrit and excited to see the impact his research and future contributions will have on science, medicine, and technology! 🚀🔬
05/25/2026
✨ Last but certainly not least, we are proud to spotlight the final two members of our incredible group of 9 GARSEF students advancing to the Regeneron International Science & Engineering Fair (ISEF) 2026! 🌎🔬
đź‘Ź David Pan (BCHM005)
Project: Decoding Plastic Waste: AI-Guided Engineering of PETase Mutants for Enhanced PET Plastic Bioremediation
đź‘Ź Sahana Pandey (BCHM037)
Project: Targeting Pathological Neurotransmission Dynamics through De Novo Regulatory Modulation to Suppress Glioma Progression
The Regeneron International Science & Engineering Fair (ISEF) is the world’s largest international STEM research competition for high school students, bringing together the brightest young scientists, engineers, and innovators from across the globe. Earning a place at ISEF is an extraordinary accomplishment and reflects months — and often years — of dedication, curiosity, and groundbreaking research.
David and Sahana have demonstrated exceptional talent, innovation, and commitment to scientific discovery, and we are thrilled to see them represent our region on the international stage.
Please join us in congratulating these outstanding students!🌟
Meet Adheesh Chincholi, who is from Westwood High School in Round Rock ISD and is representing Texas at Regeneron ISEF 2026 with his Chemistry project, “Computational Modeling of DNA Origami for Effective Anticancer Drug Delivery to Glioma Cells.”
His research focuses on using DNA — the same material that carries our genetic code — as a tiny programmable delivery system for cancer treatment. By designing and modeling microscopic DNA structures, Adheesh is exploring how medicines could be delivered more precisely to aggressive brain cancer cells while reducing harmful side effects on healthy tissue.
Blending chemistry, computer modeling, and biomedical innovation, Adheesh’s work could help shape the future of smarter, targeted cancer therapies and personalized medicine.
Meet Amrit Yadav, who is from Vista Ridge High School in Leander ISD and is representing Texas at Regeneron ISEF 2026 with his Computational Biology and Bioinformatics project, “From MRI to Implant: Development of an Open-Source Computational Pipeline for Patient-Specific 3D Voronoi Meniscus Scaffold Generation with Anisotropic Voxel Correction and Regional Tribological Gradients.”
His project focuses on creating personalized knee implants using advanced computer modeling and 3D design techniques. By transforming MRI scans into customized implant structures, Amrit’s research could help improve treatments for knee injuries while making medical solutions more precise and accessible for patients in the future.
Combining biomedical engineering, computer science, and healthcare innovation, Amrit is helping push the boundaries of personalized medicine and next-generation medical technology.
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