Houston student Aiden Jo, 14, saw bulky packaging as a design problem; his origami-inspired answer reached a national science final
- Innovative Minds: Aiden JoBulky, single-use food and drink containers continue to take up large amounts of space in rubbish bins and landfills long after they are thrown away.
- Fourteen-year-old Houston student Aiden Jo saw this as an engineering challenge and came up with an origami-inspired collapsible container.
- His invention has earned him a place among the ten national finalists in the 2026 3M Young Scientist Challenge.
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- Innovative Minds: Aiden JoBulky, single-use food and drink containers continue to take up large amounts of space in rubbish bins and landfills long after they are thrown away.
- Fourteen-year-old Houston student Aiden Jo saw this as an engineering challenge and came up with an origami-inspired collapsible container.
- His invention has earned him a place among the ten national finalists in the 2026 3M Young Scientist Challenge.
Sources: Times of India