Thank you for your interest in the Proton OnSite Scholarship and NEW Innovation Program.

The Proton OnSite scholarship program has been successful in supporting future leaders in science and technology, through college scholarships. A restructuring of the program, and one that focuses on a contest aspect, builds on that history while broadening entries by including high school seniors and college students. And for the first time, it is now also open to innovators without college enrollment requirement. Therefore, we are seeking participants who demonstrate passion, drive, curiosity and DIY initiative in applying science and technology to solve real world situations with a broad-reaching program.

About the Scholarship and Innovation Program

The Proton OnSite Scholarship and Innovation Program is fueling the next generation of scientific innovation by recognizing and awarding high school seniors, college students, and innovators who can find new and creative ways for generating and/or using hydrogen powered by renewable and sustainable energy sources such as sun or wind. The goal for the innovators would be to meet a real-world need, while avoiding the negative consequences of old technologies.

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After receiving applications from 49 out of the 50 U.S. states and from two US territories, the Proton OnSite Scholarship and Innovation Committee awarded three scholarships for 2012.

The successful applicants for 2012 were: 

Katherine Stone

Jared Diou-Cass

Alan Rozet