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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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69 Research Events Found

Jun 14

Marine Science Pre-College at Eckerd - Session 1

A one-week residential marine science program for high school students entering 11th or 12th grade. Students work with Ph.D. professors on Tampa Bay conducting hands-on marine biology research, shoreline dynamics, reef ecology studies, and more. Activities include collecting and studying marine life, dolphin observation, shorebird watching, nature preserve visits, plankton studies, and coral reef ecology. Students must pass a swim test of 150 yards. Program includes all meals, lodging, activities, and transportation.
Eckerd College
$2,250.00 - Cost...
6/14/26
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Jun 14

Animal Studies Pre-College at Eckerd

Modeled after undergraduate curriculum, this program gives students the opportunity to work with internationally recognized faculty on Eckerd College's prime waterfront campus on the Gulf of Mexico. Animal Studies is an interdisciplinary major that blends natural sciences, social sciences, and the humanities to examine human-animal relationships while building research, communication, and critical thinking skills. Core topics include animal behavior and training, animal research and observation strategies, animal rescue and rehabilitation, animals in literature and field guides, animals in entertainment, and animal-assisted therapy/interventions. Students will attend classes led by Eckerd faculty, participate in wildlife research on campus, and visit local aquaria, zoos, or shelters.
Eckerd College
$2,249.00 - Cost...
6/14/26
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Jun 14

Animal Studies Pre-College Program

Modeled after our undergraduate curriculum, this program gives students the opportunity to work with internationally recognized faculty on Eckerd College's prime waterfront campus on the Gulf of Mexico. Animal Studies is an interdisciplinary major that blends natural sciences, social sciences, and the humanities to examine human-animal relationships while building research, communication, and critical thinking skills. Residential program with dormitory accommodations and evening activities led by residential counselors.
Eckerd College
$1,975.00 - Prog...
6/14/26
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Jun 15

Summer@Brown - Course-Based Research Experiences (CREs)

Course-Based Research Experiences allowing students to conduct independent research as part of Summer@Brown program for students completing grades 9-12, ages 14-18. Multiple session formats available: 1-, 2-, and 3-week on-campus sessions, plus 5-week hybrid sessions. Students receive Digital Certificate of Completion and Course Performance Report for 2+ week courses.
Brown University
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6/15/26
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Jun 15

Nutrition Intensive Program

Intensive week-long nutrition program for rising 10th-12th grade students combining laboratory research and culinary application. Students collect and analyze samples, extract DNA, analyze microbes, and participate in a Nutritional 'Chopped' challenge. Includes meetings with faculty, undergraduates, and professionals working on cutting-edge nutrition research including environmental toxins. Rotates between lab and kitchen activities daily.
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
$850.00 - Per st...
6/15/26
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Jun 15

UT PREP 3 - Academic Enrichment Program

UT PREP 3 is a 5-week academic enrichment program for graduates of the UT PREP 2 program. Students explore data analysis, research methods, and technical writing concepts in Research and Inquiry, Statistics, and College & Career Awareness. Students will use inquiry-based methods to conduct independent investigations, present findings at the UT PREP Research Symposium, explore UT's labs and facilities including Gregory Gym, build college preparation skills, engage with career speakers, and form relationships with friends and mentors. Completion qualifies students to obtain high school credit from the Texas Education Agency. Program runs Monday-Thursday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., with no camp on June 18th and June 29th - July 3rd.
The University of Texas at Austin
$2,700.00 - Incl...
6/15/26
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Jun 15

Research & Statistics Camp

Five-week camp for students who will have graduated from 8th or 9th grade by Summer 2026. Students explore university-level research while working on independent inquiry. Includes Research & Inquiry, Statistics, and Technical Writing courses. Features lab tours, career speakers, and college/career exploration. Camp runs Monday-Thursday from June 15th - July 23rd, 2026, with breaks on June 18th and June 29th - July 3rd. Grade requirements: 85 minimum in Math, Science & English (80 for advanced courses), 70 minimum in all other courses. Registration requires UT Ideal Logic PREP Application, UT EID, student survey, and grade report. NOT for high school credit.
The University of Texas at Austin
$2,700.00 - Incl...
6/15/26
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Jun 15

Computational Biology Camp Session 1

5-day hybrid computational biology research camp for high school students. Features small group discussions with 5-6 campers per teaching assistant. Students eligible to continue with miRcore Volunteer Program throughout the school year. New for 2026: machine learning packages introduction for AI in medicine.
University of Michigan
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6/15/26
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Jun 15

MEDscienceLAB

MEDscienceLAB offers students interested in biotech, biology, or medicine inspiring, immersive, hands-on lab and clinical experience. Students learn what happens when tests 'go to the lab' and how research labs work to solve medical cases. Program includes DNA Extraction, PCR, gel electrophoresis, and ELISA training. Students work in teams of 3 with fellow lab researchers to analyze tests, diagnose and treat diseases. Multiple sessions available: Session 2: June 15-18 (4-day), Session 4: June 29-July 2 (4-day), Session 9: August 3-7 (5-day), Session 10: August 10-14 (5-day), Session 11: August 17-21 (5-day). Must be at least 16 years old and in grades 9-12. Non-residential program.
Harvard Medical School
$2,250.00 - 4-da...
6/15/26
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Jun 15

UCSB Research Mentorship Program (Social Sciences)

Competitive, dissertation-style research collaborations with UCSB faculty, postdocs, and graduate mentors across disciplines including social sciences. Very competitive (estimated ~4-6% admissions). Eligibility: High school 10th & 11th graders (standout 9th graders accepted case-by-case); minimum weighted GPA ~3.80 recommended. Duration: ~6-7 weeks (June 15 - July 31, 2026). Pre-session virtual prep, Mentor-paired research project with guidance from graduate students, faculty, and postdocs, Two university courses (intro to research + presentation techniques) and final research output, Students can earn university credits.
University of California, Santa Barbara
$5,675.00 - Comm...
6/15/26
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Jun 15

UChicago Data Science Institute Summer Lab

Paid research engagement pairing students with mentors for data-driven research across domains including public policy and social impact. Competitive; data science research roles are limited and merit-based. Eligibility: Chicago-area high school students (and undergraduates); non-local eligibility varies by year. Duration: ~8 weeks (June 15 - Aug 7, 2026). Structure: Mentor pairing with faculty researchers, Project work with data analysis, team collaboration, research methodology, Final symposium or poster presentation. A paid, immersive program where students apply data science and computer science skills to address social challenges.
University of Chicago
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6/15/26
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Jun 20

The 20th Annual Appendix Cancer Global Walk

The 20th Annual Appendix Cancer Global Walk - Pennsylvania State Walk in Middleton/Media. Raising funds for appendix cancer research and education. Check-in at 8:30AM, Walk starts at 9:00AM.
Virtual
Free
6/20/26
Sourced: https://foxchase.org/events 05-09-2026
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Jun 20

Summer Academy for Math and Science (SAMS) - Part 2: In-Person Program

6-week residential pre-college program focusing on STEM education for underrepresented students. Includes math, science, research projects, writing workshops, and college transition course. Program concludes with research symposium on final Friday. Students must be 16+ years old, U.S. citizens/permanent residents, and in 11th grade.
Carnegie Mellon University
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6/20/26
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Jun 21

Marine Biology Adventure Camp 2

Rising 9th graders - recent high school graduates will learn about sea turtles while building knowledge of marine biology fundamentals and ocean conservation. Work with live sea turtles at Karen Beasley Sea Turtle Rescue and Rehabilitation Center, participate in turtle patrols, explore coastal habitats, earn 15 community service hours. Note: 4 Male Spots Left, Females FULL!
Topsail Island
$2,980.00 - Incl...
6/21/26
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Jun 21

Michigan Math and Science Scholars (MMSS)

MMSS is a program designed to introduce high school students to current developments and research in the sciences and to encourage the next generation. Session 1 June 21 - July 3, Session 2 July 5 - July 17, Session 3 July 19 - July 31. Rolling application deadline.
University of Michigan
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6/21/26
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Jun 21

Marine Science Pre-College at Eckerd - Session 2

A one-week residential marine science program for high school students entering 11th or 12th grade. Students work with Ph.D. professors on Tampa Bay conducting hands-on marine biology research, shoreline dynamics, reef ecology studies, and more. Activities include collecting and studying marine life, dolphin observation, shorebird watching, nature preserve visits, plankton studies, and coral reef ecology. Students must pass a swim test of 150 yards. Program includes all meals, lodging, activities, and transportation.
Eckerd College
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6/21/26
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Jun 22

Summer Research Experience for High School Students Young Scholars Program - Exploring Climate Change Through AI and Engineering Research

4-week intensive research program where high school students work alongside teachers and researchers to develop AI-driven robotic imaging devices for climate change research. Participants will engage in authentic engineering research, utilize AI tools, engineer functional prototypes, create 3D computer models, and design instructional materials. Full-time commitment of 40 hours per week with 32-36 hours in research lab and 4-8 hours in professional development. Preference given to teacher/student teams from same school. Requirements include being a rising junior/senior, US citizen/permanent resident, and providing own transportation.
NC State College of Engineering Centennial Campus
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6/22/26
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Jun 22

Summer Discovery at Madison Country Day School

Summer camp on 40-acre campus offering science and arts focused camps with hands-on activities. Emphasis on outdoor time and nature exploration. Campus includes Cherokee Marsh Conservation Park access. Summer Research Academy for grades 8-12 in partnership with Edgewood College on college campus with access to college labs and libraries. One-week camps, many students attend multiple sessions. Summer Research Academy is two weeks.
Madison Country Day School
Free
6/22/26
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Jun 22

2026 BIO International Convention

In a time of remarkable discovery and progress, the biotechnology industry stands at the forefront of a revolution changing how we live, heal, and care. Now is the time to harness our collective talents, push the boundaries of what's possible, and work toward a future where every community benefits from the progress we create. Multi-day biotechnology convention running June 22-25, 2026.
Virtual
Free
6/22/26
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Jun 22

Data STEAAM

Six-week in-person business intelligence program for DC high school students (ages 14-18). The Data Science, Technology, Engineering, Architecture, Agriculture, and Mathematics (STEAAM) camp program is designed to recruit and immerse students in an intensive, project-based initiative to use data analytics to address critical issues of public policy. Participants will gain hands-on research experiences with real-world methods and industry experts; mastering data mining, data assessment, and critical thinking. Participants will address agriculture, architecture and energy policy challenges, explore campus simulation labs, urban food labs, and research farms, discover data science, engineering and architecture careers, and construct 3D models to support their research. Dates: June 22 - July 31
UDC-CAUSES
Free
6/22/26
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Jun 22

Urban Arboriculture Arborist Program (UAAP)

Native Tree Farm and Research (NTFR) Urban Arboriculture Arborist Summer Camp introduces campers to the science, stewardship, and hands-on work of caring for urban environments. Students (ages 16-24) learn invasive pest control care and behavior observations while tackling DC region's invasive spotted lanternfly environments. Participants will explore DC's tree canopy with certified arborists, study tree biology, health and soil science, monitor, capture and assess lanternflies, collect specimens and record data, learn invasive pest control strategies that protect urban ecosystems, observe climbing demonstrations and learn pruning basics, and discover how trees support climate resilience. Participants develop practical arboriculture skills and explore careers in forestry, landscaping and conservation through real-world problem-solving. Dates: June 22 - Aug. 7
UDC-CAUSES
Free
6/22/26
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Jun 22

MEDscienceLAB Forensics

A one-week, full-day forensics program where students become crime scene investigators, performing medical examinations, collecting and analyzing evidence, and interviewing witnesses. Learn lab techniques including DNA extraction, fingerprinting, cellular microscopy, PCR, gel electrophoresis, ELISA, and hair and fiber analysis. Program includes MEDchats with healthcare and research professionals to explore careers.
Harvard Medical School
$2,800.00 - Fee...
6/22/26
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Jun 22

NC State College of Engineering Summer Research Experience for High School Students Young Scholars Program

Exploring Climate Change Through AI and Engineering Research. Work alongside teachers and researchers as you develop and test lessons that connect students to current engineering research topics, including applied artificial intelligence systems. Participants will become part of the research team, contributing to the development of a K-12 accessible robotic imaging device. Using state-of-the-art AI tools, this project will launch a citizen science program that empowers students and educators to advance real-world research findings. Program runs June 22 - July 20, 2026 (no work on July 3, 2026). 40 hours per week commitment with 32-36 hours in research lab and 4-8 hours in professional development. Must be rising junior or senior high school student, U.S. citizen or permanent resident, provide own transportation.
NC State College of Engineering, Centennial Campus
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6/22/26
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Jun 22

Next Generation Scientists Summer Camp (6/22-6/25)

Experience Real Life Science at Widener University's Next Generation Scientists Summer Camp! This camp provides an excellent opportunity for budding high school age scientists (current grade 7 - 11)...
Widener University STEM Teaching Center
Free
6/22/26
Sourced: https://widener.edu/events 05-09-2026
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Jun 26

Meteorology Pre-College Program - WAITLIST

PROGRAM IS FULL - JOIN THE WAITLIST. Interactively explore the wonders of our atmosphere and experience the joys of a career in meteorology. Learn the fundamental principles of the atmospheric sciences through hands-on demonstrations and study the relationship between pressure, temperature, and elevation in the mountains. Build your own research-quality weather station. Visit the National Centers for Environmental Information, a permanent weather station, and a local media outlet to learn about careers in professional meteorology. Become a broadcast meteorologist for a day and present your forecast in a real television studio. Open to rising high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors.
UNC Asheville
$1,650.00 - $1,4...
6/26/26
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