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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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16 scientific research Events Found

Mar 5

DISL Research Lab Guided Tour

Get a behind-the-scenes look at the research labs of the Dauphin Island Sea Lab. Tour nearly 20 research labs studying topics from deep sea bacteria to hurricanes to manatees. Meet at Alabama Aquarium, then walking tour of DISL's on-campus research areas. Areas normally not open to public. Learn about current research projects, methods, and technologies. Tour includes indoor and outdoor walking between buildings. Recommended for ages 12 & up. Children 18 and under must be accompanied by an adult. DISL reserves right to cancel due to inclement weather or insufficient participation.
Alabama Aquarium
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3/5/26
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Mar 9

AQ-IQ Air Quality Contest for Seventh Grade Students

The annual North Carolina AQ-IQ Contest for seventh grade combines S.T.E.A.M. education and project-based learning with student creativity to teach air pollution science to students across the state. Students create projects that educate others about an air quality challenge and provide solutions. Projects can be artistic, online/interactive, posters, or videos. Special topic categories for 2025-2026 include Open Burning, Celebrating Ten Years of Success, and Adventures of the Air Avenger. Best projects in each of seven regions will be selected in early May and invited to the Air Expo and AQ-IQ Recognition Ceremony in July 2026. Open to all seventh-grade students in North Carolina including home, charter, and private schools. Students can work in groups of up to four.
North Carolina (Statewide)
Free
3/9/26
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Mar 21

Ignite Your Curiosity Speaker Series - Dr. Richard Stamps: Seeing what we really want to see, or seeing what is really there - the Michigan Relics

Join us every third Friday of the month for our new Ignite Your Curiosity Speaker Series Collection, showcasing the groundbreaking work of local scientists and STEAM professionals who are making an impact in Metro Detroit and beyond. The series is intentionally scheduled during $5 Fridays after 5:00pm, when general admission is just $5--making science more accessible to all. From hidden histories to groundbreaking environmental science, each fascinating talk invites you to see the world in a new way.
Cranbrook Institute of Science
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3/21/26
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Mar 26

Arizona Science and Engineering Fair (AZSEF)

Arizona Science and Engineering Fair where students showcase their scientific curiosity and innovation. The event seeks judges with 2+ years of STEM experience or 2+ years college credit in STEM fields, especially those with advanced degrees for senior division judging. Volunteers are also needed to help create an unforgettable experience for Arizona's young innovators.
Desert Financial Arena
Free
3/26/26
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Mar 28

Space Center U | Science in Space | 3 Day Ages 15-18

3-day STEM camp program focused on science in space at NASA's Official Visitor Center featuring hands-on engineering activities, behind-the-scenes access to NASA facilities, project-based learning, guest speakers, and interactive experiences. Includes daily lunch and graduation ceremony.
Space Center Houston
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3/28/26
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Mar 28

Space Center U | Science in Space | 3 Day Ages 11-14

3-day STEM camp program focused on science in space at NASA's Official Visitor Center featuring hands-on engineering activities, behind-the-scenes access to NASA facilities, project-based learning, guest speakers, and interactive experiences. Includes daily lunch and graduation ceremony.
Space Center Houston
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3/28/26
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Apr 19

Science Series: The Stories Behind our Plants

Every plant has a story to tell--from its discovery in the wild to the research, trials, and care that allow it to thrive in the garden. Join Longwood Research Specialist Caroline Kim for an insightful look at remarkable plants now flourishing in Longwood's displays that began as research projects or exploration discoveries. Through their stories, discover how curiosity, collaboration, and experimentation transform promising seedlings into horticultural showpieces. From trial beds to display-ready collections, see how the legacy of plant discovery continues to bring new beauty, diversity, and inspiration to our Gardens.
Fountain Room
Free
4/19/26
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Apr 21

Spring Soirée 2026

The Academy's premiere fundraising event featuring reception at 6:00 PM, program & dinner at 7:00 PM. Dress code: Festive or Business Attire (jacket and collared shirt for men required). An evening celebrating exceptional achievements of accomplished figures who have expanded the frontiers of knowledge and are shaping the future of science. Opportunity to network with scientific leaders from companies, universities, research institutes, and philanthropic organizations.
The University Club of New York
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4/21/26
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May 9

Regeneron ISEF 2026

Regeneron ISEF is coming to Phoenix, Arizona! The Regeneron ISEF event week will be held from May 9-15, 2026 at the Phoenix Convention Center. More than 1000 judges are needed to determine the winners of the 2026 Regeneron ISEF. More than 500 volunteers will be needed across a spectrum of activities. Finalists compete for nearly $9 million in awards, prizes and scholarships across 22 different scientific categories. Education Outreach Day brings local middle and high school students to ISEF to meet the ISEF Finalists, participate in STEM activities, and create their own scientific questions.
Phoenix Convention Center
Free
5/9/26
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Jun 1

2026 KEYS Program

The KEYS Research Internship is a summer program at the BIO5 Institute where high school students conduct research in university labs. The program runs from June 1 to July 17, 2026. Alumni from this program have gone on to present their research at various scientific events and competitions.
BIO5 Institute, University of Arizona
Free
6/1/26
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Jun 1

Biomedical Research Bootcamp (Grades 10-12)

A research-focused course at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus for high school students (grades 10-12). The program includes introduction to biomedical laboratory techniques, visits to cutting edge facilities, exploring the ethics of biomedical research, learning about research careers, meeting scientists, and developing scientific research proposals. Students will work with safety guidelines, experimental protocols, and lab notebooks. Scholarship support is available with applications due May 1, 2026. Program runs June 1-12, 9am-4pm daily. Online registration closes May 22.
CU Anschutz Medical Campus
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6/1/26
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Jun 29

Jackson Hole Science Expedition - Grades 10-12

26-day immersive experience for students entering grades 10-12. Participants live and learn in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, exploring diverse ecosystems, conducting field research projects, and culminating with a 5-day backpacking expedition. Registration for 2026 is closed but information available for 2027. June 29 - July 24, 2026.
Teton Science Schools Kelly Campus
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6/29/26
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Jul 6

New Logic's Marine Science Camp

Our hands-on feet-wet learning methodology introduces our attendees to experience what it is like to be a marine scientist out in the field. Seining, water quality testing, data collection, and many hands-on activities are taught by real scientists to provide the most memorable educational experience. Grades K-8: Monday - Friday, July 6 - 10. 9:00am - 2:00pm
Peirce Island
$415.00 - $415
7/6/26
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Jul 12

Hawaii Sea Turtle Adventure 1

12-day marine biology camp where rising 10th-12th graders shadow marine biologists behind the scenes at Sea Life Park, participate in research and educational projects, learn about sea turtle conservation, collect scientific data, volunteer with local sea turtle non-profits, explore Hawaiian culture, snorkel coral reefs, and earn 30 hours of community service credit. Activities include hiking Ka'ena Point trail, authentic Hawaiian luau, working with green sea turtles (honu), beach cleanups, and hands-on marine conservation work.
YMCA Camp Erdman
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7/12/26
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Jul 13

One-WEEK INTRODUCTION TO SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AT NHAS

One-week introduction to scientific research for middle and high school students (6th grade and older). Learn to use scientific instruments including advanced microscopes, PCR machines, 3D printers, and spectrophotometers. Conduct short experiments in biology, chemistry, physics and engineering. July 13-17, 2026 (8:30AM-4:30PM).
NHAS STEM Center Building and Fanger Building
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7/13/26
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Jul 26

Hawaii Sea Turtle Adventure 2

12-day marine biology camp where rising 10th-12th graders shadow marine biologists behind the scenes at Sea Life Park, participate in research and educational projects, learn about sea turtle conservation, collect scientific data, volunteer with local sea turtle non-profits, explore Hawaiian culture, snorkel coral reefs, and earn 30 hours of community service credit. Activities include hiking Ka'ena Point trail, authentic Hawaiian luau, working with green sea turtles (honu), beach cleanups, and hands-on marine conservation work.
YMCA Camp Erdman
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7/26/26
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