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Today’s students. Tomorrow’s Engineers. All our offerings are available at no cost to students, teachers, and schools.

Focused on empowering and building the next generation of engineers through virtual labs, impactful projects, and inspiring mentorship. Featured in Forbes, Engineering Tomorrow is created and taught by engineers. Bringing STEM to high school classes around the country!

10/26/2026

“Describe your happy place."

Ours looks like this: students getting hands-on, asking questions, testing ideas, and discovering what they can create.

From that first spark of curiosity to the “I figured it out!” moment, our hands-on engineering labs bring math and science to life through real-world problem-solving. We love helping students see themselves as future engineers—one lab at a time. 💡

Are you a teacher?

Request one of our hands-on and no-cost engineering labs at https://loom.ly/wE8lDnY.

10/22/2026

“Wait, how does that work?”

That’s what happens when students meet engineers who have walked the path.

Earlier this month, at MIT’s Leaders for Global Operations (LGO) Annual Alumni Conference, we joined forces with MIT LGO alumni to deliver our Electric Vehicles Lab to 50+ students in Raleigh-Durham, NC.

Students designed, built, and tested their own electric vehicles, putting math and science into motion! ⚡

Moments like these are part of our ongoing partnership with the MIT LGO Alumni Board.

Which part would you love most: designing, building, or testing? Tell us in the comments below! 👇

10/21/2026

No matter what STEM class you teach, we have a lab for you.

Choose from 17 hands-on engineering labs:

✈️ Aerodynamics
🤖 Artificial Intelligence: Applied Machine Learning with Catapults
🚀 Astrodynamics
🫀 Biomedical Engineering
🌉 Bridges
💧 Clean Water
🔒 Cybersecurity
🚗 Electric Vehicles
🧬 Genetics
💚 Green Hydrogen
📦 Packaging Engineering
💊 Pharmaceuticals
🌎 Remediated Sites
⚡ Renewable Energy
💻 Semiconductors
🔌 Smart Circuits
🔊 Sound & Acoustics

Request a lab at https://loom.ly/wE8lDnY.
And don't forget to invite an engineer to zoom into your classroom and visit with your students!

10/20/2026

Where can engineering take you? 🚀

Join Engineering Tomorrow and NASA astronaut Deniz Burnham for “Astrodynamics: Exploring Space & Developing Launch Vehicles”!

Burnham is currently training for her first mission to the International Space Station, launching aboard the Roscosmos Soyuz MS-30 spacecraft alongside cosmonauts Dmitri Petelin and Konstantin Borisov.

Educators, bring your students’ curiosity and help inspire the next generation of engineers!

📅 October 23, 2026
🕛 12–12:45 p.m. ET

Register here (at no cost!): https://loom.ly/cjH-dRM

10/20/2026

120 girls exploring the possibilities of engineering. ✈️🚀

Our Women in Engineering Aero/Astro Day brought students together at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force in Dayton, Ohio, to explore the science behind flight.

Through hands-on Aerodynamics and Astrodynamics Labs, students tested paper airplane designs, experimented with balloon rockets, and connected with professional engineers and college students.

With a NASA astronaut keynote and an F-22 simulator rounding out the day, there was plenty of inspiration to reach higher!

Through our Women in Engineering initiative, we’re broadening access to engineering and helping girls see themselves shaping its future. 💙

10/15/2026

She started in chemical engineering and spent over a decade in the energy industry before . On Oct 23, astronaut Deniz Burnham shares her path with students. What would you ask?

Register your classroom at no cost: https://engineeringtomorrow.org/events/2026-10-23-astrodynamics

10/15/2026

Build it. Race it. Rethink it.
60+ Burns High students did all three in our Electric Vehicles Lab with us and Greenheck Group.
Thanks for these great pics with your amazing students, Cleveland County Schools CTE!

10/10/2026

🚀 This year's World Space Week theme is Rocket Revolution — and the revolution doesn't stop today.

On October 23, Engineering Tomorrow is hosting a free live event for high school students: Astrodynamics: Exploring Space & Developing Launch Vehicles. astronaut Deniz Burnham will share her career path, walk students through current space missions, and explain what it takes to put people on the moon — followed by a live Q&A with college students studying the field.

📅 October 23 | 12:00–12:45 PM ET
🎓 Free for high school students
🔗 Register: https://loom.ly/cjH-dRM

Teachers — while space is top of mind this week, plan ahead and get your classroom registered!

10/08/2026

Every day, Engineering Tomorrow brings professional engineers into high school classrooms. This October, we're bringing something else: the people on the other side of the college application.

On October 22, admissions leaders from Northwestern University, UC Berkeley, Georgia Tech, and Northcentral Technical College will join us for a free virtual panel — speaking directly with high school students about engineering in college, how to get in, and what to expect once they're there.

Sign up now and share the link with your students.
📅 Thursday, October 22 | 12:00–12:45 PM ET | Free | Virtual

10/06/2026

What if a single event changed how your students see engineering? 🌉

On October 8, Nicola Turrini (Fika) — a structural engineer who's built footbridges in Nicaragua, Scotland, and Rwanda — is joining us LIVE to share what engineering looks like in the real world.
45 minutes. Live Q&A. No cost to you or your students.

This is the kind of keynote that sticks.

🔗 Learn more and sign up your students at https://loom.ly/3-aUZVc

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