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Nicholson Elementary School 6th graders show their STEM idea during the Solve for Tomorrow 2015 pitch event

Top Three Tips for Winning Solve for Tomorrow

Samsung Newsroom 03.22.19

Amer delivers a statement to the Commission for Social Development at the United Nations in New York City in 2017. (Photo Courtesy of Saad Amer)

Solve for Tomorrow Past Winner Now ‘Rocks the Vote’

Samsung Newsroom 03.18.19

Students and teachers from 10 public schools around the nation travelled to New York City for the Samsung Solve for Tomorrow national finalist pitch event on Monday, April 9 where they presented their problem-solving STEAM projects to a panel of judges in the quest to be named one of the 2018 national winners.

10 Schools Across the Country Named Finalists in the $2 Million* Samsung Solve for Tomorrow Contest

Samsung Newsroom (with U.S. Specific News Release) 03.04.19

Solve for Tomorrow Mentors Reveal the ‘Blessings’ of Guiding Young Scientists

Samsung Newsroom 03.01.19

Student members of the Solve for Tomorrow 2016-17 National Finalist teams get ready to present their STEM project prototypes to a judging panel at the pitch event in Washington D.C.

When a STEM Challenge becomes ‘Life-changing’

Samsung Newsroom 02.15.19

This year’s Samsung Solve for Tomorrow team at Los Altos High School in Hacienda Heights became the California state winner in November for their proposed STEM project to help control the Asian tiger mosquito problem in their community.

Solve for Tomorrow Students Rely on Samsung Tech to Complete STEM Projects

Samsung Newsroom (with U.S. Specific News Release) 01.18.19

50 Schools Nationwide Named State Winners in the Samsung Solve for Tomorrow Contest

Samsung Newsroom 01.03.19

Grand Forks Air Force Base Youth Center Wins Samsung “Climate Superstars” Environmental Awareness Challenge

Samsung Newsroom 12.12.18

New Solve for Tomorrow Students Hard at Work

Samsung Newsroom 12.12.18

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Students and teachers from 10 public schools around the nation travelled to New York City for the Samsung Solve for Tomorrow national finalist pitch event on Monday, April 9 where they presented their problem-solving STEAM projects to a panel of judges in the quest to be named one of the 2018 national winners.

Samsung Names 250 Classrooms as State Finalists in $2 Million* National STEM Contest

Samsung Newsroom 11.28.18

How to Apply to Samsung Solve for Tomorrow in 8 Easy Steps

Samsung Newsroom 11.06.18

SamsungGives In the Community

How to Get Funding for Your Classroom STEM Project

Samsung Newsroom 10.25.18

SamsungGives In the Community

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