17-Year-Old Finds Room for Improvement in Search Engines

Mashable 2015-08-03

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Nicholas Schiefer recently won the Intel Foundation Young Scientist Award for a breakthrough search algorithm. His idea allows for “micro-searches” which use social network relationships to expand the amount of information retrieved after a search.
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