Students gain authentic research experience by contributing to the development of a K-12 accessible robotic imaging device and launching a citizen science program.
The Young Scholars Program at NC State College of Engineering offers high school students a hands-on summer research internship experience. Participants engage in cutting-edge research activities alongside established faculty, post-doctoral researchers, graduate students, and undergraduate students. The program focuses on exploring climate change through artificial intelligence and engineering, allowing students to investigate AI's role in climate science. Students develop professional and college-ready skills through weekly seminars covering topics like college admissions and scientific communication. A key outcome is the development of greater confidence in students as scientists and engineers, culminating in a research poster presentation at a final symposium.
A typical day involves hands-on research activities, working closely with faculty and other researchers, and attending weekly seminars on professional and college-ready skills.
This program is ideal for rising 10th-12th graders with an interest in science, mathematics, engineering, or technology, particularly those passionate about climate change and artificial intelligence.
NC State College of Engineering, Raleigh, NC
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