The mission of the Workforce Development for Teachers and Scientists program is to provide a continuum of opportunities to the Nation's students and teachers of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM)...

Welcome Middle School Students! This page contains all the information you need to become a contestant in the National Science Bowl. Be sure to read the rules and other very helpful information on the "Rules, Forms & Resources" page. * Find a Regional Competition Site Near You * 2011 Official National Science Bowl Rules * Sample questions * A Few Tips for the Energy Category Submit a Science Bowl Question for consideration using our online form...

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) National Science Bowl is a nationwide academic competition that tests students' knowledge in all areas of science. High school and middle school students are quizzed in a fast paced question-and-answer format similar to Jeopardy. Competing teams from diverse backgrounds are comprised of four students, one alternate, and a teacher who serves as an advisor and coach...

Science Fairs - Got Judges? How can Sandia help with your school science fair? Are you looking for science fair judges for your school? Sandia National Laboratories' employees may be able to help. Provide your school name, contact, and date & times of your event and we will advertise your request for judges to our employees...

Oak Ridge National Laboratory has a long history of linking with academia. Currently ORNL has educational programs in place for all scientific disciplines, and for all levels in the educational continuum from pre-college through postgraduate...

The Department of Energy's Office of Science sponsors the National Science Bowl competition. This fun, fast-paced academic tournament tests the brainpower of middle school student teams on science and math topics. It is well recognized that the middle school years are the most productive time to attract students to science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) subjects. The National Science Bowl provides an opportunity for students to develop STEM skills in a non-classroom setting...

The National Renewable Energy Laboratory hosts the Junior Solar Sprint/Hydrogen Fuel Cell (JSS/HFC) Car Competition. Middle School teams from all around Colorado participate in this fun, educational, and exciting event every May. Teams work together building solar cars with guidance from a parent or teacher coach to compete in race and design categories. A "Spirit Award" is also presented to the team recognized for good sportsmanship. Building cars for the JSS/HFC car competitions require skills in both math and science. The primary goal of the JSS/HFC program is to generate enthusiasm for science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) skills at a crucial stage in the development of young people. The competition also helps improve students' understanding of scientific concepts and renewable energy technologies, and encourages young people to consider technical careers at an early age...

The Department of Energy's Office of Science has sponsored the National Science Bowl competition for more than 20 years. Since its inception, more than 150,000 high school students from every region of the country have participated. This fun, fast-paced academic tournament tests the brainpower of high school student teams on science and math topics. The National Science Bowl provides an opportunity for students to embrace science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) studies as a primer for collegiate success and future STEM careers...

Engage your mind with renewable energy education! Connecting education to research, education programs inspire students to explore sustainable energy solutions to meet our future needs...

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Pacific Northwest Site Office and Pacific Northwest National Laboratory are primary sponsors for the DOE Regional Science Bowl. The Office of Science and Engineering Education manages the competition's subcontractor. The Science Bowl is an oral question and answer competition challenging students on their science and mathematics knowledge. Teams are invited from high schools in eastern Washington and Oregon. The winning team receives an expense paid trip to Washington, DC for the National Science Bowl...