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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 team competition Events Found
Science Olympiad National Tournament 2026
The premier annual competition bringing together the top-performing teams from across the United States to compete in Divisions B (middle school) and C (high school). Features 23 official events plus trial events, opening and closing ceremonies, STEM Expo, and educational workshops. Each division accommodates 60 teams selected through state tournaments.
University of Southern California
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5/22/26
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22
Science Olympiad National Tournament 2026
The premier annual competition bringing together the top-performing teams from across the United States to compete in Divisions B (middle school) and C (high school). Features 23 official events plus trial events, opening and closing ceremonies, STEM Expo, and educational workshops. Each division accommodates 60 teams selected through state tournaments.
Cost details not...
Cost details not specified
In-Person
May 22, 6:00 PM ET
Stem
Science Competition
Engineering
National Tournament
Middle School
High School
Team Competition
Hands-On Learning
Academic Competition
01-17-2026
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SSMCTF 2026 Qualifiers
SSMCTF 2026 Qualifiers is a 12-hour, beginner-friendly Jeopardy CTF organised by the Singapore Students Merger. It features a section dedicated to beginners with increased difficulty to cater to everyone from complete beginners to seasoned players. Teams may consist of up to 4 members. Categories include: Web, Pwn, Crypto, Forensics, Rev, Beginner and Misc. Top 40 participants will be invited to SSMCTF 2026 Finals in Singapore on June 13. Pre-university students are prize eligible, while open category is non-prize eligible.
Online
Free
6/7/26
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7
SSMCTF 2026 Qualifiers
SSMCTF 2026 Qualifiers is a 12-hour, beginner-friendly Jeopardy CTF organised by the Singapore Students Merger. It features a section dedicated to beginners with increased difficulty to cater to everyone from complete beginners to seasoned players. Teams may consist of up to 4 members. Categories include: Web, Pwn, Crypto, Forensics, Rev, Beginner and Misc. Top 40 participants will be invited to SSMCTF 2026 Finals in Singapore on June 13. Pre-university students are prize eligible, while open category is non-prize eligible.
Free
Virtual
Jun 7, 6:00 AM ET
Ctf
Cybersecurity
Capture The Flag
Jeopardy
Competition
Beginner-Friendly
Web Security
Cryptography
Forensics
Reverse Engineering
Programming
Hacking
Singapore
Qualifiers
Team Competition
Sourced:
https://ctftime.org/event/2913
02-12-2026
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FPE Summer Camp - Fire Protection Engineering Design Challenge
A week-long design and construction camp that ends in a team competition. In teams of 3 or 4, participants will design, test and build a two-room apartment along with the notification, detection and suppression systems in that apartment. The teams will bring their apartments to be fire-tested in a competition at the end of the week in the University of Maryland fire labs. Monday through Thursday will be at Mt. St. Joseph's. Students will be bussed to UMD on Friday for 'Burn Day' competition. Time: 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. (ET). Offered by the SFPE (Society of Fire Protection Engineers) Chesapeake Chapter and Mount St. Joseph's school in collaboration.
Mount St. Joseph's Catholic High School
$350.00 - per pa...
$350.00 - per participant
7/6/26
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6
FPE Summer Camp - Fire Protection Engineering Design Challenge
A week-long design and construction camp that ends in a team competition. In teams of 3 or 4, participants will design, test and build a two-room apartment along with the notification, detection and suppression systems in that apartment. The teams will bring their apartments to be fire-tested in a competition at the end of the week in the University of Maryland fire labs. Monday through Thursday will be at Mt. St. Joseph's. Students will be bussed to UMD on Friday for 'Burn Day' competition. Time: 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. (ET). Offered by the SFPE (Society of Fire Protection Engineers) Chesapeake Chapter and Mount St. Joseph's school in collaboration.
$350.00 - per pa...
$350.00 - per participant
In-Person
Jul 6, 1:00 PM ET
Fire Protection Engineering
Design Challenge
Construction
Team Competition
Engineering Design
Safety Systems
Stem Camp
Hands-On Learning
University Of Maryland
Sfpe
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https://fpe.umd.edu/summer-camp
01-15-2026
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Derivative of Thrills Summer Institute
A summer institute exploring how mathematics is used in real-world situations through the thrilling world of roller coasters. Students will discover how math powers the design and thrills of these iconic rides through hands-on activities, mathematical modeling, and team competition to build functional roller coasters. Students must have completed and passed both Algebra I and Geometry at the high school level. This is a competitive application process requiring a description of interest and high school transcript. Acceptance notifications will be sent by end of May 2026, with registration and forms due by June 15.
Missouri University of Science and Technology
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7/12/26
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Jul
12
Derivative of Thrills Summer Institute
A summer institute exploring how mathematics is used in real-world situations through the thrilling world of roller coasters. Students will discover how math powers the design and thrills of these iconic rides through hands-on activities, mathematical modeling, and team competition to build functional roller coasters. Students must have completed and passed both Algebra I and Geometry at the high school level. This is a competitive application process requiring a description of interest and high school transcript. Acceptance notifications will be sent by end of May 2026, with registration and forms due by June 15.
Free with accept...
Free with acceptance
In-Person
Jul 12, 6:00 AM ET
Mathematics
Engineering
Roller Coaster Design
Hands-On Learning
Team Competition
Mathematical Modeling
Summer Institute
Competitive Application
High School
02-10-2026
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