Aiden Jo, a bright fourteen-year-old, has ingeniously crafted a collapsible container called ‘Squeeze-gami’ aimed at minimizing waste volume. His innovative solution has earned him a spot among ten national finalists vying for a prestigious top prize along with mentorship from renowned 3M scientists. This competition emphasizes STEM-oriented solutions to tackle everyday challenges and environmental concerns, with winners set to be revealed following live challenges in October 2026.
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