Meet Jiaen Jiang, the 16-year-old Texas student who built an electrostatic “magnet” to capture hazardous Moon dust and won $25,000
• Jiaen Jiang, a 16-year-old student from Rosenberg, Texas, won a $25,000 Davidson Fellows Scholarship for creating a device to capture hazardous Moon dust. • The Moondust Magnet uses a bipolar interdigitated electrode array to create electric fields that attract both charged and neutral particles of lunar regolith, or Moon soil. • This technology aims to prevent fine lunar dust from entering future Moon habitats, protecting equipment and astronauts from contamination.
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