2022 Top Award Winners, Broadcom MASTERS

Congratulations to the top winners of the 2022 Broadcom MASTERS!

Learn about the amazing young people who won more than $100,000 in awards.

Read the Society’s 2021 Annual Report! Making HIstory

Read the Society’s 2021 Annual Report!

For the first time, the Society for Science is excited to unveil a digital-first Annual Report. Please take a moment to visit the immersive report, which includes pictures, videos and links to content from throughout 2021.

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Introducing the SN 10: Scientists to Watch

For the seventh year, Science News is featuring 10 early- and mid-career scientists driven by their curiosity and sense of wonder, and moved to solve some of the world’s biggest problems. Each is making a mark on their chosen field.

 

The 2022 Broadcom MASTERS Finalists

Congratulations to the Top 30 Broadcom MASTERS finalists!

Society for Science and Broadcom Foundation are thrilled to announce the Broadcom MASTERS finalists. The finalists will be traveling to Washington, DC at the end of October to participate in team challenges and compete for more than $100,000 in awards.

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Congratulations to the Top 300 Broadcom MASTERS!

Society for Science and Broadcom Foundation are excited to announce the Top 300 middle school scientists and engineers in the U.S.

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Thermo Fisher Scientific takes on title sponsorship of the Society for Science’s middle school STEM competition

Beginning in 2023, Thermo Fisher Scientific will be the title sponsor of the Society’s middle school STEM competition. This is an energizing time for the Society as we embark on this new partnership.

You can read more about the sponsorship in our announcement.

Notable Alumni

Society for Science has unveiled a list of extraordinary alumni of its science competitions who embody the principles of leadership, innovation and global impact. This list of more than 100 Society alumni includes Nobel laureates, entrepreneurs, MacArthur Fellows, pioneers, National Medal of Science and Technology recipients, and even Emmy and Oscar-winners. We hope you get to know them and share your alumni story with us too!

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SOCIETY COMPETITIONS: GO DEEPER

See the Future of Science. Learn How Your Student Can Participate.

The 2017 Regeneron Science Talent Search finalists in Washington, D.C.

Regeneron Science Talent Search

The nation’s most prestigious science research competition for the country’s best and brightest high school seniors.
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Regeneron ISEF

Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) is the world’s largest international pre-college science competition awarding approximately $4 million in prizes each year.
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Thermo Fisher Scientific Junior Innovators Challenge

Thermo Fisher Scientific  Junior Innovators Challenge is the premier science and engineering competition for middle-school students.

Find an ISEF or Junior Innovators Challenge Affiliated Science Fair

Science competitions in nearly every state in the U.S., as well as in more than 80 countries, regions and territories, are affiliated with the Society.

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THE SOCIETY AND EDUCATION: GO DEEPER

Creating Access and Opportunities for Students and Teachers

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Advocate Program

Discover how we build STEM access by helping mentors of underrepresented and low-income students entering research projects in scientific or engineering competitions.
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Research Teachers Conferences

Learn how the High School Research Teachers Conference and our new Middle School Research Teachers Conference bring educators together for what one participant called “the best professional development experience of my career.”

Science News in High Schools

Science News Learning

Find out how your classroom can get the latest in-depth reporting on science topics from Science News — transforming how your students respond to and interact with science.
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STEM Action Grants

Get information about our grants to innovative organizations and non-profits that promote STEM education.
Mary Fish (right) received the Society's STEM Research Grant in fall 2017.

STEM Research Grants

Learn how you might qualify for grants that help teachers across the nation to purchase equipment to assist their students in completing science research.
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Research at Home

Resources, advice, and stories of inspiration on completing research outside of a traditional laboratory environment.

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In Memory of Randy C. Williams

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It’s cool to be kind: A young inventor takes on bullying