Hey everyone! Recently, some super talented Qatari students made waves at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) 2025. This big global event brings together young inventors and researchers from all over, and as a result, our Qataris really stood out with their smart projects and exciting wins. Clearly, this shows how much Qatar is backing the next generation of innovators who are ready to lead the way in a knowledge-driven future.

Drone project making work safer and smarter

First up, Nawaf Al-Amri and Khalid Al-Sulaiti from Qatar Science and Technology Secondary School for Boys earned fourth place in the implicit systems category. Their project uses drones to detect gas leaks — a clever idea that could keep workers safe by spotting dangers early. It’s awesome to see young minds creating real solutions that can make a difference. Moreover, their work highlights how technology can improve everyday safety.

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Microbiology team grabs special award

Meanwhile, Ali Al Hammadi and Fahad Al Tamimi, also from the same school, landed fourth place in microbiology. Their research focused on detecting bacterial contamination in artesian wells — a key issue for clean water. In addition, they scored a special award from the Qatar Research, Development, and Innovation Council. This recognition shows how much Qatar values projects that help protect public health. Clearly, their work could have a big impact on water safety in the region.

Aya’s social media study earns her a full ride

Last but not least, Aya bint Nabil from Al Kawthar Secondary School for Girls won a full university scholarship from the Saudi Mawhiba Foundation at King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals. Her research looked at how social media impacts stress — a really important topic today. Furthermore, Aya’s achievement reminds us that innovation isn’t just about technology, but also about understanding people. Her work sheds light on mental health challenges in the digital age.

Overall, Qatar’s young stars are shining bright, and their success at ISEF 2025 is definitely worth celebrating! If you’re curious to know more about the schools and programs behind these achievements, check out Qatar Science and Technology Secondary School for Boys and the Saudi Mawhiba Foundation. Without a doubt, these bright minds prove that with passion and support, amazing things happen!