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Dublin & Tri-Valley high school research

Ambitious questions
become evidence.

Join a student research team, run rigorous AI experiments, and publish work others can read, test, and build on.

Mentor-reviewed 3–6 launch projects Spring 2027 symposium
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First-year plan2026–27 launch targets

3–6active projects
20+vetted research ideas
8–12week fellowship
1public symposium

A real research pipeline

Rigor is not a
finishing touch.

Every project follows the same visible standard.

01

Question

Find the gap. Define why it matters.

02

Design

Choose data, baselines, and metrics.

03

Experiment

Run, document, reproduce, refine.

04

Review

Internal critique, then expert feedback.

05

Publish

Paper, poster, code, and public talk.

Publication & presentation outlets

Serious work needs
a credible destination.

A realistic ladder for high-school research: archive it, submit it, and present it.

01 · Open preprint archivearXiv

Computer science · mathematics · public manuscripts

 02 · Student journalJEI

Original science · age 13+ · adult mentor

 03 · Student journalNHSJS

Free · peer reviewed · high-school research

 04 · Youth journalYSJ

Original research · review · ages 12–20

 05 · Research symposiumJSHS

Regional paper · oral presentation · poster

 06 · Local competitionACSEF

Alameda County · grades 6–12 · state pathway
Subject-specific preprint archives

Field-matched homes for public manuscripts, code, and research data.

Engineering & applied AIengrXiv Biology & bioinformaticsbioRxiv Human behavior & cognitionPsyArXiv Climate & geospatial workEarthArXiv Any field · code · dataZenodo