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City High Student of the Month presents at science fairs nationwide and started nonprofit to get science supplies in schools
- Amal Eltayib, a 17-year-old City High student, has presented cancer research at multiple national science fairs.
- Eltayib founded The Golden Beaker, a nonprofit that raises money to supply science equipment to low-income elementary schools.
- Her work with the Broad Institute and Dana-Farber Cancer Institute accompanies her travel to major science fairs.
- Amal’s research focuses on cancers like sarcomas and multiple myeloma beyond commonly studied types.
- Amal’s motivation is personal, inspired by a Sudanese heritage and a teacher who died of cancer.
- Eltayib also trained as a pilot, showcasing broad interests beyond science.
- The profile notes Amal’s leadership and humility as key traits highlighted by her counselor.
- Eltayib has presented research at events such as the International Science and Engineering Fair and MIT and Harvard visits.
- Her nonprofit The Golden Beaker aims to broaden STEM access for younger students.
- Amal’s work has connected her with peers around the world and broadened her perspective on global issues.
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