Research Opportunities Database for High School Students

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The ARFL (Air Force Research Laboratory) program offers an exceptional pre-college summer opportunity for upper-level high school students interested in aerospace engineering. This highly enriching program provides selected participants with valuable guidance from full-time AFRL scientists and engineers. Throughout the program, students have the unique opportunity to tour AFRL laboratories, engage in cutting-edge research, and work with advanced technologies. The research areas covered in the program are diverse and include aerospace/mechanical design for morphing aircraft technology, complex electromagnetic structures, metalens design and modeling, and more. While the program is also open to undergraduate and graduate-level students, there are specific research areas available for high school participants, such as the Clean-up of PFAS contamination, Data Structures for Advanced Satellite Navigation Signals, Experimental Navigation Satellite Signals Simulation and Testing, among others. By participating in the ARFL program, high school students can gain hands-on experience, deepen their understanding of aerospace engineering, and contribute to impactful research projects under the guidance of experienced professionals.

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Learn the fundamentals of Python and key concepts in Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence. Build a strong foundation to code and create AI models independently.

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The annual contest, organized by the collaboration between the American Foreign Service Association (AFSA) and the United States Institute of Peace (USIP), aims to actively engage high school students in learning and writing about topics related to peace and conflict. The contest encourages students to develop an appreciation for the role of diplomacy in fostering partnerships that promote peacebuilding and safeguard national security. The winner of the contest is awarded a cash prize of $2,500, an all-expenses-paid trip to Washington, D.C., and a full scholarship to the Semester at Sea Program for one semester upon their university admission. Additionally, a runner-up receives a cash reward of $1,250 and a full scholarship to the National Student Leadership Conference's International Diplomacy Program. Eligibility for participation is open to students in grades nine through twelve in the United States, regardless of whether their parents are affiliated with the Foreign Service.

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The Mount Lemmon Observatory Summer Astronomy Camp offers an immersive and hands-on experience for students interested in astronomy. Over the course of seven days, students will have the unique opportunity to stay at Mount Lemmon Station Observatory and gain access to its telescopes. This allows them to undertake individual research projects in various areas of astronomy, such as astronomical photography, spectroscopy, electronic photometry, and CCD imaging. The program is highly competitive, with only 20 students being accepted each year, resulting in a selective acceptance rate of 30% in 2022. The camp provides an exceptional opportunity for students to engage in research and gain practical experience in the field of astronomy.

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Although a bit expensive, this program provides an in-person experience with access to New York City. This course helps students develop the skills needed to succeed in business and innovation development, whether starting a new venture or working within an existing organization. Students learn about various business components, including marketing, accounting, and finance, and create a comprehensive business plan. There is also an in-class "Shark Tank" pitch session where students can present their business ideas.

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The American Civil Liberties Union's Summer Advocacy Program provides a unique opportunity for students to immerse themselves in the world of social justice law and activism. Through classrooms, seminars, and policy discussions, participants gain a comprehensive understanding of legal strategies and the basics of law, as well as insights into issue advocacy. Distinguished speakers, including renowned actress and activist Kerry Washington and Olympic Gold Medalist Tommie Smith, contribute to the program's engaging learning environment. A highlight of the program is the Day of Action, where students actively participate in collective advocacy on Capitol Hill, addressing pressing civil liberties issues such as facial recognition technology regulation, immigration, and equitable distribution of Covid-19 response resources. This program not only educates and empowers students but also inspires them to become effective advocates for social justice and civil liberties.

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The AI ​​robotics market is expected to grow from 6.9 billion in 2021 to 35.3 billion by 2026, and the average salary for an AI software engineer is $110,000 in 2021. Discover the world of intelligent robotics, work and practice magic and experimentation. with a robot with legs.

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The 3-week program for rising juniors and seniors offers a valuable opportunity to delve into the field of psychology and gain hands-on research experience. Students will engage in seminars to enhance their understanding of psychology coursework while learning the principles of designing and executing research projects. Working in teams, participants will have the chance to create and conduct their own experiments under the guidance of Boston University instructors. The program emphasizes data collection and analysis in real-world settings. At the conclusion of the program, students will present their findings to peers and faculty members, showcasing their research achievements. This immersive experience provides a solid foundation in psychological research methodology and fosters collaboration and critical thinking skills.

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A total of 25 students were selected to interact with UCSD faculty researchers in private. They do their studies in real biology or biochemistry labs on campus. Winter and summer sessions of the six-week program are available

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ISSYP is a mid year program for current youngsters and seniors who are keen on hypothetical physical science and need to seek after it in school. Understudies go to Border Organization specialists' discussions on the freshest hypothetical physical science issues, as well as short courses, feature discourses, and mentorship meetings. ISSYP is an extremely serious program that just acknowledges 30-40 understudies every year. While ISSYP used to be facilitated at the Edge Establishment in Waterloo, Ontario, it is currently a completely online program.