Deadline: September 30, 2015
Grand prize: $100,000
The Siemens Foundation established the Siemens Competition in Math, Science & Technology in 1999. The Competition seeks to promote the understanding of the value of scientific study and offers the opportunity for high school students to gain both experience and national recognition for exceptional work in science research. From more than 1,600 initial entries, the field is eventually narrowed down to the National Finalists (6 individual and 6 team projects) who compete in a week-long event in Washington DC. The grand prize for both the winning individual and winning team is $100,000.
Grand prize: $100,000
The Siemens Foundation established the Siemens Competition in Math, Science & Technology in 1999. The Competition seeks to promote the understanding of the value of scientific study and offers the opportunity for high school students to gain both experience and national recognition for exceptional work in science research. From more than 1,600 initial entries, the field is eventually narrowed down to the National Finalists (6 individual and 6 team projects) who compete in a week-long event in Washington DC. The grand prize for both the winning individual and winning team is $100,000.
Amounts:
First place: $100,000
Second place $50,000
Third place $40,000
Fourth place $30,000
Fifth place $20,000
Sixth place $10,000.
First place: $100,000
Second place $50,000
Third place $40,000
Fourth place $30,000
Fifth place $20,000
Sixth place $10,000.
