Scholar Launch: STEM Winter Group Research Practicums

Scholar Launch Research Practicum provides 9-12th graders anywhere in the world the opportunity to work with university professors and scholars and produce unique, impactful product in STEM. 

During the program, you will learn advanced knowledge and research methodologies as well as earn recognition for your research by publishing your results on reputable journals and platforms.

We have numerous group programs available such as:

• Aerospace Engineering: Crafting the Future of Flight
• The Management of Medical Emergencies in Zero Gravity and for Long-term Space Missions
• Exoplanets: Unveiling Alien Worlds and The Quest for a Second Earth
• Neuroscience and Psychology: How the Brain Works in Learning and Memory
• Living with Covid-19: Public Health Policy in China and the USA
• Applied Mathematics, Artificial Intelligence, and Machine Learning: Theories and Applications
• Fundamentals of Cancer Biology
• Human-Machine Teaming: Applications, Issues, and Case Studies
• Music as Medicine: the Connections between Musical Sound and Science
• Designing safer vehicles to achieve vision zero in the era of Connected, Autonomous, Shared, and Electric (CASE) Vehicles
• Digital Design 

Spots are limited so don't delay!  To find out more such as our start/end date, costs, and how to sign up, be sure to check out our website!