Empowering the Next Generation of Innovators

Our Guiding Principles

Lead with Purpose, Impact with Passion

Our STEM program challenges students to participate in ongoing innovative research with several entities including prominently with NASA Langley Research Center. Together we advance electrical energy technologies for terrestrial and extraterrestrial applications, including lunar/Mars habitat development. Our research effort aims to innovate power solutions essential for sustaining life on and beyond Earth. This unique private company research project is now open for a very limited number of highly accomplished students to contribute and secure lifetime recognition.

Leadership is key to success and we provide opportunities by challenging students to think out of the box, present unique problem solving topics and an open forum where the only bad question is the one that is never asked. Most of all, we laugh, enjoy and rejoice at learning from each other.

Professional Skill Building

Students develop essential skills through practical experience and mentorship, equipping them for future career success in their chosen fields.

Community Impact

Engaging in purpose-driven initiatives allows students to contribute directly to their communities, fostering a sense of fulfillment and connection.

Resources and Support

Opportunities for sponsorship provide students with valuable resources and support, enabling them to thrive in their roles and focus on their professional growth.

Leadership Development

Students gain hands-on experience advocating for sustainability and community growth, empowering them to become future leaders who drive meaningful change.

Program Summary

The OMNIPOWER STEM Research Program offers lifetime prestige to exceptional students who are selected. Our mission is to provide hands on experience, with real world results. Not just a class or project, the program offers a clear and tangible achievement, including potential historical recognition with the student's name prominently displayed on the cover of a published research paper as part of a joint NASA project team.

*Conditions apply

Program Details

Learning Outcomes:

Space, Lunar/Mars colonization, extraterrestrial challenges are the topics of research to challenge the student. Thinking out of the box to create new solutions is the outcome we will achieve. Critical, innovative thinking carries over to academic achievement and lifelong skills.
Learn from OMNIPOWER’s top engineers in power system design, AI-driven power architecture, and sustainable energy applications.
Build skills in project management, technical analysis, and leadership, with tailored mentorship to support career goals.
Conduct market research and trend analysis in the energy sector. Explore the latest developments in sustainable technologies, market demands, and industry trends.

Unique Opportunities:

Engage with real-world projects that impact local communities and promote sustainable practices.
Work on real research projects with innovative engineers and thought leaders.
Contribute to projects that drive sustainable innovation and are integral to the future of clean energy solutions.
Achieve tangible results with recognition, publication of student work, and for a select few, prominent cover display of their name on a published white paper as part of joint research with NASA.
Qualified and exceptional students shall be selected to be integral team members of ongoing research with OmniPower and NASA resulting in lifetime recognition.

Research LEADERS

Reserved for only three exceptionally qualified students, this prestigious program showcases unparalleled leadership and achievement. As Research Leaders, the selected student will lead team efforts, organize content, and personally contribute a pivotal section to a groundbreaking joint publication. Upon publication, the student’s name will be prominently displayed on the cover, marking their lasting impact on this extraordinary collaboration*.

*Conditions apply

Requirement: GPA of 3.5 or higher, A remarkable achievement, reflecting exceptional dedication and mastery of academic pursuits.

Research SCIENTISTS

This highly selective program is limited to just twenty-five students, offering a unique opportunity to contribute specialized content to ongoing NASA projects. Students who demonstrate exceptional skills will be invited to take on team leader roles, driving collaborative efforts and playing a key role in project success. In addition to earning a certificate of achievement, each participant’s name will be prominently recognized in the team section of any published paper.

Requirement: GPA of 3.25 or higher, strong indicator of commitment and above-average performance.

Research associates

This tier provides multiple students with the opportunity to join the research team and actively support our collaborative efforts with NASA. Students in this tier will receive certificates of achievement and recognition for their valuable contributions to key projects.

Requirement: GPA of 3.0 or higher solid foundation showcasing consistent effort and growth potential.

Success Stories

Vision, Contribution, and Effectiveness

At OMNIPOWER, our students transform their experiences into impactful achievements. These success stories highlight how our Research Program not only fosters personal growth but also cultivates the next generation of leaders dedicated to advancing clean energy solutions.

An Experience that Led to Extraordinary Opportunities!

Claire C.

From Adversity to Achievement: Award-Winning Scholar and NASA-Published Student Aspiring to Heal Others

This award winning, straight A student was born into pain and surgeries. A true fighter she committed her life to helping others to relieve their pain and seeks to enter medical school. We are so proud of our first published Research Program student whose paper was approved and included in the NASA white paper publication and which is now a historical inclusion in official NASA archives.

Ludovica J.

Engineering Abroad: A Student's Journey Supporting DOE Grant Research and Projects

A university student studying abroad in France learning engineering. Her research contributions during the program supported Grant submissions to the Dept. of Energy and potential project participation.

SoCal Climate Club

Trailblazing Teens: Pioneering Local Climate Solutions and Energy Research

One of the first local climate and sustainability clubs, this team of high school students is researching and analyzing issues such as data center impact on energy and use of small modular reactors.

Eligibility and Application

Eligibility Requirements:

Middle and high school students with parental/guardian consent
Current undergraduate or graduate students
GPA of 3.0 or higher based on program tier

Application Steps:

Step 1: Apply to join the Qualified Candidates List (QCL)
Step 2: Participate in a virtual interview (If selected)

We are inviting top students to apply and contribute to this historic project.

Anticipated Publication Date: March 2026.

The application period has ended. Information about next year’s program will be available at a later date.

Please note: Additional conditions apply and details will be emailed to applicants upon submission. Program objectives and pricing are subject to annual updates based on specific program offerings.