Confirmed
Our first exchange of ideas.
An approachable introduction to research, why it matters, routes students can pursue, and concrete ways to begin.
- When
- During lunch
- Where
- Martin HS · Room 186C
Planned discussion
- Research, made approachable: what it is, how it grows from your interests, and how to begin with a manageable question.
- Research as applied passion: why it can become standout evidence of initiative for jobs, internships, college applications, and your resume.
- Paths to pursue: science fairs, competitions, workshops, and other student research opportunities.
- From idea to results: finding a direction, narrowing the question, planning the work, and following through.
- Choose a first step and complete a brief ISEF interest form: start an ISEF project, plan a workshop submission, build a personal project, or follow a research guide.
- Questions, next steps, and how to join Matrix Fellows.
Resources
Start with the research guidesPractical help for finding an idea, contacting mentors, planning, and presenting work.Browse research opportunitiesExplore science fairs, workshops, programs, internships, and submission routes.Society for Science — ISEFOfficial overview of the international science and engineering fair pathway.