Recognition
Press & Awards
ClearSkies has been covered by local television and news outlets, nominated for a national environmental prize, and recognized at the Iowa state science fair.
ClearSkies has been covered by local television and news outlets, nominated for a national environmental prize, and recognized at the Iowa state science fair.
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WHO 13 brought Ishaan Suyal into the studio for an in-person interview, with the full segment available on their site. The coverage highlighted that 71% of Iowa homes exceed the EPA action level (the highest rate in the US), and featured ClearSkies as a low-cost solution that streams live radon readings to your phone from anywhere in the world.
View coverage →Western Iowa Today included ClearSkies in a roundup of Iowa innovations, highlighting how Ishaan Suyal built a radon monitoring system that lets homeowners check levels remotely via smartphone.
View coverage →Yahoo News syndicated the WHO 13 story, bringing ClearSkies to a national audience, covering Ishaan's prototype, the 71% Iowa radon statistic, and the GoFundMe-funded model that keeps the device free for anyone who needs it.
View article →ClearSkies has been recognized at both the state and national level for its contribution to environmental science and community health.
ClearSkies received a nomination for the Gloria Barron Prize for Young Heroes in the environmental category, a national prize that honors young people who have made a significant positive difference to people and the planet.
At the State Science and Technology Fair of Iowa (SSTFI), ClearSkies placed 2nd in the Engineering category, competing against projects from across the state and earning recognition for its rigorous hardware and data methodology.
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