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February 14, 2022 8:00 AM
Are you America’s Top Young Scientist? Make a video about a STEM solution and enter the 3M Young Scientist Challenge for a chance to claim the title!
Are you ready to change the future? Share your solution to an everyday problem and enter the 3M Young Scientist Challenge for a chance to win $25,000 and an exclusive 3M Mentorship!
The 3M Young Scientist Challenge is an annual science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) challenge open to U.S.…
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July 29, 2019 6:00 AM
Science Buddies helped bring Solar Sprint exploration to classrooms around the country, increasing awareness of Junior Solar Sprint and supporting teachers doing hands-on STEM with students.
Above: Team Uger prepared for a timed trial at the 2019 Junior Solar Sprint competition in Washington, D.C.
Junior Solar Sprint (JSS) is an annual challenge for grades 5-8 that starts in local classrooms and out-of-school programs and culminates in the national…
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April 18, 2019 10:00 AM
Is your student America's next Top Young Scientist? Encourage your students to showcase their passion for science and innovation and enter this video competition for a chance to win—but don't wait, the deadline is May 7th!
#m Young Scientist Challenge: Spark Curiousity in your students and they could win $25,000! Enter today. #YoungScientist
The 3M Young Scientist Challenge is looking for America's 2019 Top Young Scientist — could it be one…
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October 24, 2016 2:26 PM
The Verizon Innovative Learning app challenge helps transform middle and high school students from technology users to technology creators. No coding required!
Middle and High School Students Brainstorm an App Solution for a Community Challenge—for a Chance to Win!
The app challenge, part of Verizon Innovative Learning, gives students hands-on experience solving real-world problems with technology. Through the app challenge, students gain teamwork skills, exercise critical…
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October 12, 2015 3:20 AM
Samsung knows that future success will depend upon innovative and empowered use of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). The Samsung Solve for Tomorrow Contest challenges teachers and students to brainstorm ways that STEM could be applied to solve a real-world challenge or problem in their community. Teachers who enter their classes in the contest can use the challenge as way to teach and explore hands-on STEM. Plus, they have a chance to win a share of $2 million in technology…
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December 23, 2013 10:00 AM
Are you the parent of a budding filmmaker, writer, or scientist? Maybe your child loves Star Wars or X-Men. Are you looking for a creative learning enrichment activity that helps spark your child's imagination while fueling his or her interest in STEM subjects? The USA Science & Engineering Festival, in partnership with the Kavli Foundation, has launched a science video contest that is designed to challenge your child while providing a unique outlet for creative expression.
Not only does…
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July 1, 2013 5:00 AM
In an essay she wrote as part of a competition for a science scholarship offered by Bio-Rad Laboratories, this recent high school graduate and aspiring wildlife biologist evokes the spirit of John Muir as she describes her own passion for hands-on science and fieldwork.
Above: Ashley Baughman, recipient of the Ron Mardigian scholarship, awarded by Bio-Rad Laboratories, on a trip to Pinnacles National Monument where she and classmates studied the endangered California Condor.
For…
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March 8, 2013 8:00 AM
The National STEM video game competition supports the potential of video game design as a tool for STEM education and rewards and encourages the learning process for emerging student video game developers. Science Buddies' video game design resources can help students get started on a path of game design and development that transforms a love of video game playing into an innovative process of game creation. What kind of video game will you build?
Click the image above to view video samples…
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May 8, 2012 8:20 AM
By Kim Mullin
The winners of the Rosalind Franklin Chemistry Contest, sponsored by Science Buddies and the Astellas USA Foundation, have been determined!
Rosalind Elsie Franklin was an important female chemist whose research using x-ray diffraction helped lead to the identification of the structure of DNA. Through this contest, Astellas hoped to inspire young scientists, and females in particular, to pursue chemistry research and careers.Students Receive Honors
Students in grades 6-12…
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March 31, 2011 7:14 AM
What's your Periodic Table style?
Do you like things:
light (He)?
with a bit of patina (Cu)?
on the salty side (Na)?
noxious (N)?
fire-retardant (Br)?
metallic (In)?
radioactive (Pu)?
With 118 elements on the Periodic Table, there is something for everyone and plenty of chemical reactions to go around. If you have something to say about one of the six elements listed above, you should put your thoughts on paper and enter Nature Chemistry's essay competition, part of…
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