Toshiba/NSTA ExploraVision
Toshiba America Foundation and the National Science Teaching Association
Who can apply: Studying Science, STEM, Engineering, Technology.
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Create a free accountThis is the nation's largest K-12 science competition, judging student teams' visions of future technology. First-place teams each get a $10,000 U.S. Series EE Savings Bond at maturity, second-place teams get $5,000 bonds, and teams of 2-4 students with a coach can enter as long as they're full-time K-12 students under 21.
What you'll need to apply
- Project or proposal: Abstract, detailed project description and bibliography imagining a future technology
- Portfolio or work samples: Five web page graphics, plus a prototype, video and website if you advance
- Team of 2 to 4 students with a teacher coach and a mentor
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Eligibility
- • Majors: Science, STEM, Engineering, Technology
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