Samsung Names 10 National Finalists in Solve for Tomorrow STEM Competition for Community-Changing Ideas with AI, 3D Printing, IoT & Robotics Vying for Share of $2 Million in Prizes, Gen Z & Gen Alpha ...

(KRON) — The best and brightest are in Washington D.C. right now to compete in the National STEM Festival. Two science students from the Bay Area made the cut. However, the innovation competition ...

ALBERTON, Mont. — Alberton School clinched a $12,000 Samsung technology prize package as the state winner in the annual Solve For Tomorrow national STEM competition. The competition is designed to ...

CENTERTON -- A problem that hit close to home inspired Bentonville West High School students to develop an app to help others, their teacher said. And now the West team is competing for national ...

Shaker High School is being recognized as the best in the state for their efforts in STEM. Samsung has named 50 schools across the United States as state winners in the Solve for Tomorrow STEM ...

Three Alabama schools are among 100 nationwide selected to compete in a STEM contest for thousands of dollars in prizes. Jackson-Olin High, South Hampton K-8 and Hoover High students received $10,000 ...

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Students from West Oso High School's Technology Student Association are making school history as they prepare to compete at the national TSA conference in Nashville. "I put a ...

A team of student scientists from Bloomington High School South won $125,000 for their invention in a national STEM competition. Storm Shield is a hearing-aid accessory designed for hard-of-hearing ...

TULSA, Okla. — Tulsa Community College students competed in a nationwide STEM-based competition in Washington D.C. The Community College Innovation Challenge is a national competition sponsored by the ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- A Louisville student is being celebrated as a finalist in a national STEM competition. Owen Park, a student at St. Francis of Assisi School on Bardstown Road, is a finalist ...

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