These students prove it: science isn’t just a subject. It’s a lifeline. From life-changing treatments to cutting-edge innovations, their stories show how science shaped their futures. 👉 Meet our 2025 scholarship winners: ow.ly/tTOJ50W0qXL #STEMEducation #Scholarship

These students are living proof: science saves lives. Meet the Honorable Mentions from the 2025 #ScienceSaves Video Scholarship Contest: ow.ly/i5BA50W1jqu Each with a powerful story of science making a difference 👏 #STEMStories

Thanks to science and a life-saving heart transplant, Annie’s sister (and best friend) is still here. This is the power of medical innovation. 🥈 2nd place, 2025 #ScienceSaves Video Scholarship Contest See all winning videos: ow.ly/Tlkb50W30t1

Jacqueline’s grandma and mom needed different treatments for breast cancer. Thanks to gene-based classification, they each got what they needed. And they’re both still here 💗 Her story won 1st place in our #ScienceSaves video contest. Watch more: ow.ly/yWm050W4sRR

The people have spoken! Karun from NY is this year’s #ScienceSaves People’s Choice winner. His research on seagrass thermal tolerance is helping restore marine ecosystems and reconnecting him with his Jamaican roots. Check it out: ow.ly/aqo050W52Ge #MarineBiology

“This is my dad, the man with a hole in his heart.” Open heart surgery saved Nathan’s father’s life and gave him decades more with his family. Science saves lives. It saved his. If it's saved yours too, help us create a #ScienceAppreciationDay in 2026: ow.ly/rwbo50W613H

Two years ago, Kirsten pulled an unconscious man from the deep end. He wasn’t breathing. But thanks to the science behind rescue breaths, she kept him alive until EMS arrived. Stories like these remind us why science matters—every day, in every life 💚

What does belief in science look like? Sometimes… it looks like a FedEx box. Bertha, our Education Director, is shipping out checks to this year’s #ScienceSaves scholarship winners. Thank you to students across the US who told powerful stories of how science changed lives 💚

Born 7 weeks early put Mary at serious risk. Thanks to science, a single corticosteroid shot helped Mary’s lungs develop and saved her life. #MedicineMatters

Diagnosed with rare liver cancer. 60 rounds of chemo. A transplant. Malakai’s alive today because of science. This is why we say: #ScienceSaves. #CancerSurvivor #STEM

“Type 1 diabetes attacks my body every minute. Science is my shield.” From insulin pumps to glucose monitors, Amanda’s alive today because of science. She’s going to Georgia Tech to give back. #Type1Diabetes #ThankYouScience

Diagnosed with leukemia at 4, Jessica knows first-hand that #ScienceSaves. Chemotherapy, stem cell transplants & immunotherapy gave her a chance at life. This is why we stand for science. Because it saves lives every day 🌍💚

Aahil noticed how screen time impacted mental health, so he built AI to educate and protect students. It’s already stopped a school shooting and suicides. "Science is compassion and science saves lives." Mental health needs to be talked about more 💚 #ScienceSaves

Real tech. Real impact. Watch this young driver explain how collision avoidance systems, powered by science and innovation, are preventing crashes and saving lives every day. #ScienceSaves #DriverSafety

From electric fish in 60 AD to Bluetooth-enabled pain relief in 2025. Science made this journey possible, and it’s helping people like Isabella live active, fulfilling lives. How has science made your life better? 🥹

“I felt helpless when my grandfather died of Alzheimer’s. So I studied genetics and AI to help families like mine.” Sakethram turned grief into purpose. At Argonne National Lab, he’s using cutting-edge tools to understand neurodegenerative disease. #Alzheimers

Teaching evolution this fall? TIES has your back. You’ll get a full ready-to-teach unit, classroom activities, rubrics, and assessments + earn a graduate credit (20 certification points). 💚 Tuesdays, July 22 – August 15 | 7–9 PM ET 💚 More info: ow.ly/bAtm50WkHg2

"Name something that isn't science." Jaya and her 1st grade class couldn’t do it. They were right. Now she teaches Earth science in under-resourced schools, and the smiles say it all 🥹 #ScienceSaves

In Puerto Rico, the average wait for a medical appointment is six months. For José, it took nearly two years. At five, he had Crohn’s disease. His lifeline? A single medication: Humero. Now he’s dreaming of becoming a pharmacist to give others the hope science gave him 💚

Keep it short. Keep it real. Bertha’s tips for the #ScienceSaves Video Scholarship. It’s not about impressing anyone. Just share the science that changed your life 😉