National Finalists Shine at the 62nd National Junior Science and Humanities Symposium
Posted on May 13, 2024
The 62nd National Junior Science and Humanities Symposium (NJSHS), celebrated in Albuquerque from May 1-4, brought together 241 high school students from across the country, Puerto Rico, and DoDEA-supported schools worldwide to present their original scientific research. Teachers, mentors, university faculty, military personnel, DoD STEM professionals, and others serving as judges, mentors, and regional representatives […] See More
AEOP Takes You (& Your Research) Places
Posted on December 9, 2022
You participate in an AEOP program, have the opportunity to conduct amazing research… What next? For Lela Lesniak, it was presenting her research at a national STEM conference. See More
Travel Awards Make for an “Exciting and Enriching” Field Trip!
Posted on January 27, 2020
Thomas Colburn, a Stanford University student studying chemical engineering, was recently awarded one of AEOP’s Technical Symposia Travel awards to attend the Materials and Science Technology Conference (MS&T) this fall. See More
Getting Out of the Lab and On the Road
Posted on February 1, 2018
By Justin Jorge I’ve always been fascinated with the diversity and intricacy of organisms as well as the hands on, creative nature of making something. Through my studies I discovered biomechanics and biologically inspired design, fields where my once separate interests of biology and engineering were not only joined together but built off each other – knowledge in one subject leading to growth in the other. While in college, […] See More
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