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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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4 oncology Events Found
Transforming Cancer Care through Indiana's Innovation Ecosystem
Part of the 2026 FrameWORX series focused on transforming cancer care through Indiana's innovation ecosystem.
Virtual
Free
3/12/26
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12
Transforming Cancer Care through Indiana's Innovation Ecosystem
Part of the 2026 FrameWORX series focused on transforming cancer care through Indiana's innovation ecosystem.
Free
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Mar 12, 2026
Cancer Care
Healthcare Innovation
Biotechnology
Life Sciences
Medical Technology
Oncology
Innovation Ecosystem
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https://biocrossroads.com/events
01-20-2026
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Rutgers Youth Enjoy Science (RUYES) Program - Summer 2026
10-week summer cancer research program for high school and undergraduate students. Participants conduct hands-on research in mentor-supervised laboratories for approximately 35 hours/week, attend educational seminars, and engage in professional development activities. Two-year commitment required with post-summer activities (7 hours/month for students, 12 hours/month for educators). Program includes Annual Research Symposium presentation. Eligibility requirements include US citizenship/permanent residency, age 16+ by June 15th, and ability to commute to New Brunswick, NJ.
Rutgers Cancer Institute
Participants rec...
Participants receive compensation for their time and expenses
6/23/26
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23
Rutgers Youth Enjoy Science (RUYES) Program - Summer 2026
10-week summer cancer research program for high school and undergraduate students. Participants conduct hands-on research in mentor-supervised laboratories for approximately 35 hours/week, attend educational seminars, and engage in professional development activities. Two-year commitment required with post-summer activities (7 hours/month for students, 12 hours/month for educators). Program includes Annual Research Symposium presentation. Eligibility requirements include US citizenship/permanent residency, age 16+ by June 15th, and ability to commute to New Brunswick, NJ.
Participants rec...
Participants receive compensation for their time and expenses
In-Person
Jun 23, 9:00 AM ET
Cancer Research
Stem Internship
Biomedical Research
Laboratory Training
Mentorship
Professional Development
Research Presentation
Health Careers
Oncology
Summer Program
01-18-2026
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Summer Healthcare Experience in Oncology
Virtual, introductory program provides hands-on exposure to cancer research, faculty lectures, panel discussion and skill-building. M-F, July 13 - 24, 2026; 9:30 AM -1 PM
University of Michigan (Virtual)
FREE, & $500 Sti...
FREE, & $500 Stipend
7/13/26
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Jul
13
Summer Healthcare Experience in Oncology
Virtual, introductory program provides hands-on exposure to cancer research, faculty lectures, panel discussion and skill-building. M-F, July 13 - 24, 2026; 9:30 AM -1 PM
FREE, & $500 Sti...
FREE, & $500 Stipend
Virtual
Jul 13, 1:30 PM ET
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https://youthhub.umich.edu/hub
02-10-2026
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Summer Healthcare Experience in Oncology Program
A virtual, introductory program for Michigan high school sophomores and juniors that introduces students to careers in cancer care, cancer research, and oncology-related fields. Includes hands-on exposure to genetic drosophila research through partnership with eCLOSE institute, patient case study projects, faculty lectures, panel discussions, and skill-building workshops. Features optional on-campus orientation bootcamp on June 15-16, two weeks of virtual programming July 13-24, mentorship from oncology professionals, at-home lab kits, and optional monthly enrichment activities during the academic year. Students receive a $500 stipend upon completion.
University of Michigan Rogel Cancer Center
Free program wit...
Free program with $500 stipend for completion
7/13/26
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Jul
13
Summer Healthcare Experience in Oncology Program
A virtual, introductory program for Michigan high school sophomores and juniors that introduces students to careers in cancer care, cancer research, and oncology-related fields. Includes hands-on exposure to genetic drosophila research through partnership with eCLOSE institute, patient case study projects, faculty lectures, panel discussions, and skill-building workshops. Features optional on-campus orientation bootcamp on June 15-16, two weeks of virtual programming July 13-24, mentorship from oncology professionals, at-home lab kits, and optional monthly enrichment activities during the academic year. Students receive a $500 stipend upon completion.
Free program wit...
Free program with $500 stipend for completion
Hybrid
Jul 13, 1:30 PM ET
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