The 2022-2023 Problem of the Month season has come to an end. We thank everyone for participation, and would like to congratulate our winners:
Winners in Category 5 (8th grade and below):
1. The First place and a $100 Amazon gift card are awarded to
– Elizabeth...
Sunday, January 22, at 3PM EST, the Computer Science Problem of the Month team will be hosting a lecture on defensive programming! Come learn about how to design code to handle any unexpected test cases that are thrown at it and make it as robust as possible. No advanced computer science...
SigmaCamp will take place at Silver Lake Camp and Retreat Center on August 13-20th! The application for SigmaCamp 2023 will open March 1st. Please sign up to our mailing list for updates.
We are excited to welcome you to the 2nd annual Sigma Campers’ REcreational Engineering Marathon (SCREEM), an in-person event at Stony Brook, NY, on October 29, 2022. Please visit https://sigmacamp.org/2022/screem for more details.
If you’re interested in coding and would like to learn more, the Problem of the Month Computer Science team is offering an introductory computer science lecture this Sunday, October 2nd, from 3:00 - 4:15 PM EST.
It will consist of three 20-minute time blocks, during which three sessions...
We are excited to announce the beginning of SigmaCamp’s Problem of the Month 2022-2023 season! "Problem of the Month” (PoM) is an online multidisciplinary STEM competition that is open to everyone who is in 10th grade or younger, regardless of what state/country they live in. The goal of the PoM...
The Junior Counselor application can be found here. We look forward to your applications
Quantum computing and computer vision, gene sequencing and chemistry of fire, robotics and making sense of data... all this and much more!
Find the full list here.
Note: the list is subject to change.
The next Young Educators and Scientists Lecture will be given by Alex Frenkel on May 5th at 6pm EST in a hybrid format, on Zoom and at the Simons Center for Geometry and Physics, Stony Brook University. The Lecture is titled: Gravity, Holography, and Black Hole Information