Meet 15-year-old Rodion Zaichikov, the Luxembourg student who built an arc-jet wind tunnel to test a scramjet above 3,000°C and won the Ellison Scholars Prize at Europe's young-scientist contest
- From the telephone invented by Alexander Graham Bell to penicillin discovered by Alexander Fleming, science has always evolved because someone, somewhere got curious about a phenomenon they noticed.
- One such curiosity led 15-year-old Rodion Zaichikov to build an arc-jet wind tunnel to test a scramjet.
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- From the telephone invented by Alexander Graham Bell to penicillin discovered by Alexander Fleming, science has always evolved because someone, somewhere got curious about a phenomenon they noticed.
- One such curiosity led 15-year-old Rodion Zaichikov to build an arc-jet wind tunnel to test a scramjet.
Sources: Times of India