The MOST Launches STEM Under 40 Awards Presented by Micron TechnologyPosted on May 21, 2026 |
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The MOST is excited to announce the inaugural STEM Under 40 Awards, presented by Micron, a new special event recognizing contributions to STEM fields from 20 professionals under age 40 across Central New York.
With CNY gaining recognition as a growing STEM region, this new award celebrates the next generation of leaders in science and technology fields.
Nominations are open now through July 15 at most.org/STEMunder40.
Nominees from a wide range of fields are encouraged to participate, including K-12 and higher education, manufacturing, healthcare, science, engineering, architecture, computer science, environmental fields, and more.
Entries will be judged by a panel of STEM professionals serving on the boards of the MOST. Twenty winners will be announced in late summer. An awards ceremony will be held at the MOST on Thursday, November 5.
Learn more about the awards program, sponsorship opportunities, and nominations most.org/STEMUnder40.
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