Meet Bowen Wang: Seventh grader wins $3,500 for AI aftershock prediction too

 Bowen Wang, a 12-year-old student from California, has won a national technology prize for his innovative work. He created an artificial intelligence tool called Aftershock Oracle that forecasts earthquake aftershocks. This project utilized decades of data from the United States Geological Survey to make accurate predictions. Bowen’s achievement highlights the potential of young researchers in STEM fields. He plans to pursue a career in civil engineering focusing on sustainable design. Bowen Wang, a 12-year-old student from California, has won a national technology prize for his innovative work. He created an artificial intelligence tool called Aftershock Oracle that forecasts earthquake aftershocks. This project utilized decades of data from the United States Geological Survey to make accurate predictions. Bowen’s achievement highlights the potential of young researchers in STEM fields. He plans to pursue a career in civil engineering focusing on sustainable design.