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The Engineering Navigator is a prototype AI-powered platform that connects students, families, and educators to engineering opportunities across the U.S. To show the power of this tool, we're focusing on North Carolina, where we're mapping local events and programs to show what's possible when communities are connected.

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13 dna Events Found

Mar 4

Suds & Science: Ancient DNA Research - Understanding Historic Archaeological Populations

Research presentation on using ancient DNA to understand histories of historic period archaeological populations in North America. Entry for this event will be 6:45 p.m. All ages welcome, runs from 7-8 pm.
Norwich Inn
Free
3/4/26
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Mar 14

She Codes: Byte by Byte - Girls in STEM

Get ready to code, create, and compete at this high-energy Girls in STEM event focused on robotics and computer science! Participants will dive into block coding, race their robots in an Olympic-style challenge, explore the world of hacking and cybersecurity, learn to debug and code through hands-on pixel art, and even discover how DNA and coding languages connect through genetic coding activities. It's a full day of logic, creativity, and STEM-powered fun! This event is generously sponsored by SIM Arizona. Lunch is provided.
Arizona Science Center
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3/14/26
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Apr 23

DNA Days

Part of Specialty STEM Days featuring interactive demos designed to immerse families in STEM careers during their visit to the Science Center, inspiring young people to consider careers in rapidly evolving science and technology fields. Runs April 23-25, 2026.
Connecticut Science Center
Free
4/23/26
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Apr 24

North Carolina DNA Day

Annual event where scientists visit over 100 high schools statewide to present interactive, hands-on lessons about genetics, genomics, and biotechnology, reinforcing the North Carolina Standard Course of Study. Scientists discuss their ongoing research and share career opportunities in science and biotechnology. The event reaches over 7,000 high school students and takes place on or around April 25th.
Virtual
Free - all teach...
4/24/26
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Jun 8

High School Lab Intensives - Biology

Five-day intensive biology program covering 15 essential labs including microscopy, taxonomy, cell biology, microbiology, DNA extraction, biochemistry, and various animal dissections. Program runs Monday-Friday 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. with check-in at 9:45 a.m. Includes all lab materials, parking, daily snacks, and family access to museum grounds.
Creation Museum
$269.10 - Early...
6/8/26
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Jun 15

2026 Computational Biology Hybrid Camp - Session 1

Five-day computational biology camp for high school students interested in math, science, medicine, and computation. Focus on genome and transcriptome in diseases, performing computational biology research using patient RNA expression data to identify RNA biomarkers. Includes wet-lab experimental day. Virtual option available for $610. Required for miRcore volunteer program qualification.
University of Michigan
$875.00 - In-per...
6/15/26
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Jun 22

STEM & Medicine

Medical STEM camp for ages 11-14. Learn anatomy, body systems, virtual dissections, medical skills like CPR and taking vital signs, forensic science, DNA science, and gene therapy. Solve medical cases.
Davidson College
$749.00 - Week-l...
6/22/26
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Jun 22

STEM & Medicine

Learn how STEM and medicine intersect for future medical professionals. Covers body systems, virtual dissection, medical history, CPR, medical tests (X-rays, CTs, MRIs), math in medicine, and DNA science/gene therapy.
University of San Diego
$849.00 - Per we...
6/22/26
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Jun 22

The Language of Life: DNA in Action (Grades 7-9)

We all depend on the letters D-N-A for life, but what is really spelled out by our genetic code? How do cells use DNA and how do scientists study it? During this camp, we will inspect the structure of DNA, investigate its function, and examine variations in its code. Activities will include fun hands-on experiments and medical case studies. Camp runs 9am-4pm daily. Scholarship support available with applications due by May 1, 2026.
CU Anschutz Medical Campus
$650.00 - $650 f...
6/22/26
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Jul 6

Summer of STEM Adventures - Week 2

Week-long STEM programs for rising K-8 students including LEGO Science, Crazy about Cats, Magic of STEM, Natural Disasters, 3D Printing, Claymation, Arduino Engineering, and DNA Detectives. Programs run July 6-10, 2026. Arduino program includes take-home SparkFun Arduino Tinkerkit.
Talcott Mountain Science Center
$515.00 - Early...
7/6/26
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Jul 6

2026 Computational Biology Hybrid Camp - Session 2

Five-day computational biology camp for high school students interested in math, science, medicine, and computation. Focus on genome and transcriptome in diseases, performing computational biology research using patient RNA expression data to identify RNA biomarkers. Includes wet-lab experimental day. Virtual option available for $610. Required for miRcore volunteer program qualification.
University of Michigan
$875.00 - In-per...
7/6/26
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Jul 27

2026 Computational Biology Hybrid Camp - Session 3

Five-day computational biology camp for high school students interested in math, science, medicine, and computation. Focus on genome and transcriptome in diseases, performing computational biology research using patient RNA expression data to identify RNA biomarkers. Includes wet-lab experimental day or field trip. Virtual option available for $610. Required for miRcore volunteer program qualification.
Scripps Research Translational Institute
$950.00 - In-per...
7/27/26
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Sep 1

Biology High School Lab - Tuesday Sessions

12 sessions with two two-hour labs per session totaling 24 labs. Open to students ages 14 to 18. The Biology High School Lab follows the BJU Biology 5th edition Textbook. Labs run from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on Tuesdays. Price includes all supplies and parking. Lunch not provided - bring your own or purchase meal voucher during registration. Sessions run from September 1, 2026 through March 16, 2027.
Creation Museum
$314.10 - Early...
9/1/26
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