Teen Vogueのインスタグラム(teenvogue) - 12月30日 07時36分

Anushka Naiknaware idolizes Marie Curie, who conducted pioneering research on radioactivity and proved that a woman could be a successful scientist. But Anushka’s no stranger to surpassing expectations: At 14, she is the inventor of the nanotech bandage, which aids in healing chronic wounds by monitoring the moisture levels inside the dressing to prevent further infection. Anushka was inspired to explore nanoparticles, which are an integral element of her innovation, after competing in the biology sector of a science competition. Her work has been recognized by the Google Science Fair (she’s the youngest recipient of its Lego Education Builder award). In addition to prototyping her invention, Anushka is working on a project that she hopes will combat homelessness through fund distribution. “When I hit a lagging point, I tell myself: I have the capabilities to make this happen,” she says, “because it’s not me who will benefit; it’s the entire field of science.” ?: @vivianisvulgar #21under21

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