START Program supports university researchers working with Samsung R&D teams on early-stage frontier technology research to develop innovations for future devices, services, and user experiences.
The Toshiba Grants for K-5, promoted by the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, fund innovative elementary classroom projects in math and science to enhance STEM learning.
LEAP-U supports North American university researchers in developing later-stage inventions and prototypes with Samsung, advancing applied research toward commercialization and real-world impact.
STEM Computing Partnerships Grant supports Utah public schools and districts in expanding drone-based computing activities for students and educators to close opportunity gaps and build a computing culture.
Be More Grant Competition supports NSHSS members’ entrepreneurial products, projects, services, and nonprofits that advance technology and create innovative solutions for world betterment.