Sreeansh Parija is a student at Dulles Math and Science Academy in the United States. He has earned several academic distinctions, particularly in mathematics and science.
In 2023, Sreeansh qualified for the National Science Bowl. His Dulles A Team also secured first place at the Texas Regionals. In 2022, he placed fifth with the Dulles B Team in the same competition. Additionally, he qualified for the American Invitational Mathematics Examination (AIME) twice through his AMC 10 scores. He also ranked in the top six in Geometry at the University of Houston and TAMU Math Contests.
Leadership and Research in Astrophysics
Beyond academics, Sreeansh co-founded TEDxDullesHS and serves as its Student Committee Lead. He helped establish the club as an official TEDx event and organised initiatives to engage the school community.
He is also an active member of Mu Alpha Theta, the Science National Honor Society, and the Computer Science Club. Through these activities, he participates in science competitions and volunteers at school events, including Dulles Math and Science Night. He also assists with the annual TMSCA.
Sreeansh’s research paper, “Supervised Classification of Variable Stars Using Gaia DR3 Data,” was accepted at the Latin American Conference for Astrophysics and Relativity (LACAR) in Colombia.
The conference brings together physicists and astrophysicists. It aims to strengthen scientific collaboration across Latin America and beyond.
Congratulations to Sreeansh on this accomplishment!
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