Rishika Porandla
scientific researcher & published author
scientific researcher & published author
Rishika specializes in the study of the evolution and simulation of astrophysical and climate processes, primarily at the particle scale. She is an incoming freshman at Princeton University, studying Astrophysics & Statistics/ML. Rishika is a Harvard University Undergraduate Researcher and 6-time NASA Research Intern.
1 of 100 global recipients.
Issued by Beal Bank & U.S. Agency of International Development · Mar 2023
USAID presents the Science Champion Award to exceptional students or teams exhibiting at ISEF-Affiliated Fairs around the world whose projects have the potential to make an impact on addressing international development challenges.
1 of 91 national recipients out of ~3000 competitors.
Issued by Bryan Cameron Education Foundation · Jun 2023
The Cameron Impact Scholarship is a four-year, full-tuition, impact-driven undergraduate scholarship awarded annually to 10-15 exceptional high school students who have demonstrated excellence in leadership, community service, extracurricular activities, and academics.
1st place overall out of ~1000 competitors nationwide.
Issued by Journal of Young Explorers Meta (JYEM) · Aug 2023
Engineered Global Climate Model discovering 20+ precession-induced climate forcings with a 97% accurate simulation for 4 latitudes w/ climate variability.
Team Lead of 1 of 27 Global CERN BL4S Finalists out of ~400 competitors.
Issued by CERN · Jun 2023
Developed a novel radiotherapy integration combining the FLASH ultra-high dosage procedure with VHEE electron beams to irradiate and destruct tumor-simulating organic compounds while sparing peripheral tissue. Designed a Chitosan-PLGA phantom bone tumor employing a nano-hydroxyapatite scaffold with a protruding calcium anaerobic simulant.
Scored in the Top 5% out of 2,400 international applicants.
Issued by Breakthrough Junior Prize · Feb 2024
Issued by IEEE · Jun 2024
Publication: QECM-2: A novel visualization of the influence of Earth's precession index variations on the insolation, precipitation, and photosynthetic activity experienced by equatorial regions
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