Jack Andraka

About Jack Andraka

Inventor and cancer researcher who developed a sensor to identify early stage pancreatic, ovarian, and lung cancers when she was fifteen years old. He has received multiple public service accolades, including the 2014 Jefferson Award, and has traveled the world speaking to young adults.

Jack Thomas Andraka is an American cancer scientist, inventor and researcher. As a high school student, he won a grand prize at Intel International Science and Technology Fair 2012 with a method capable of detecting early stages of pancreatic cancer and cancers. other mail. His work was questioned by some scientists and writers because it was not published in a peer-reviewed scientific journal. In 2018, he enrolled at Stanford University as a Student majoring in Anthropology and Electrical Engineering.

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Trivia

He is passionate about white-water kayaking and was previously a member of the National Junior Wildwater Team.

Jack Andraka before fame

After the loss of a family friend, he was somewhat inspired to develop his cancer detection technique. However, it wasn't until a fateful biology class session on antibodies that he completely realized his realization.

Achievement of Jack Andraka

He used to be a member of the National Junior Wildwater Team and is passionate about whitewater kayaking.

Salary 2020

Not known

Net Worth 2020

Undisclosed

Jack Andraka family life

Steve, his father, is a civil engineer, and Jane, his mother, is an anesthetist. Luke, his older brother, won $96,000 and the MIT THINK prize at the 2010 Intel International Science and Engineering Fair.

Associations of Jack Andraka

In October 2013, he appeared as a guest on Stephen Colbert's show, The Colbert Report.

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