Define the study
Read prior work, find a gap, and set the data, baselines, and metrics.
Founding cohort · 2026–27
Join a research team.
Build work worth presenting.
Train, join a team, run experiments, and present a public result.
8–12week research cycle
3–6first-year project teams
DublinTri-Valley home base
Publicpaper, poster, code, and talk
Member work
What you do
inside the club.
Take one question from prior work to a public result.
Run the research
Build, experiment, document, analyze, and revise with team review.
Publish the result
Complete a report, poster, code repository, and symposium presentation.
Room L208.
Our in-person club meetings are held on campus in L208.
First & third Fridays.
We meet twice each month: on the first and third Friday.
Team work sessions.
Members continue through shared documents, repositories, experiments, and research review.
How teams are formed
One cohort.
Several focused projects.
Teams match interests, skills, and a feasible project scope.
Lead and design
Question · literature · methods · timeline
Engineering and evaluation
Data · experiments · metrics · reproducible code
Writing and presentation
Evidence · limitations · report · research talk
Roles may overlap. Students conduct the work; PIs and mentors review it.
Founding cohort interest
Tell us what you
want to investigate.
Send your school, grade, interests, skills, and why you want to join.