Teenager wins $50,000 scholarship for developing advanced malaria-prevention model

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Rajarshi Mandal developed a mathematical model to optimize the distribution of mosquito nets in malaria-endemic regions.
The student's research suggests that optimized allocation can prevent twice as many infections as traditional population-based distribution methods.
His simulation accounts for real-world factors like insecticide resistance and net deterioration.
This innovation earned him a $50,000 Davidson Fellows Scholarship from the Davidson Institute.

Potential implementation of the model in real-world public-health distribution strategies.
Further academic and research developments by Rajarshi Mandal.

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Named United States · Congo - Kinshasa · Democratic Republic of Congo · Lexington High School · Davidson Institute · Rajarshi Mandal

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