Category: articles
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A Research Paper About the Internet of Things by a Fremont High School Student
For students beginning their journey into research, it’s incredibly helpful to see what a successful high school research paper looks like. One such example is a recent publication by Dhanush Arun, a junior at American High School in Fremont, California, titled “Emerging Trends in the Internet of Things.” It was published in the International Journal… Read more
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Why Research is the New SAT: Preparing for the Future of College Admissions
In the past, the SAT was king. A high score could open the doors to elite universities, scholarships, and academic recognition. But today, the college admissions landscape is shifting—and fast. With many schools adopting test-optional policies and placing greater emphasis on holistic applications, research is emerging as the new SAT for ambitious students. In this… Read more
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The Three Features of a Project That Wins Science Fairs and Competitions
Over the years, I’ve had the opportunity to participate in science fairs and competitions from different angles — as a mentor, a judge, and a university professor working with students on research. I’ve served as a judge in ISEF (the International Science and Engineering Fair), as well as several regional and local competitions. I’ve also… Read more
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3 Places to Publish Research for High School and Undergraduate Students
For high school and undergraduate students conducting research, publishing is an excellent way to showcase their work, contribute to their field, and build academic credibility. However, finding the right journal can be challenging, as many traditional academic publications cater to advanced researchers and graduate students. Fortunately, several journals focus specifically on publishing student research. Here… Read more