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Wolfram High School Summer Research Program 2026
USA Uzbek 15–18
Overview
The Wolfram High School Summer Research Program is a highly competitive, immersive experience for high school students interested in STEM, AI, and computational sciences. It offers individual mentoring, publication of a computational essay, and scientific experience in a university environment. The program runs for six weeks during the summer in the USA.
Key Details
- →The program consists of individual research projects under the guidance of Wolfram Research scientists.
- →Selection is based on academic achievement, demonstrated interest in STEM, and a strong computational essay submission.
- →There are no specified competition stages or rounds mentioned in the description.
Application Tips
- •Start early and choose a research topic that is both interesting and feasible within the program's timeframe.
- •Familiarize yourself with Mathematica and take advantage of resources like tutorials, forums, and Wolfram Demonstrations Project.
- •Collaborate with your mentor to refine your project and ensure it meets the expectations of the program.
- •Clearly communicate the significance and methodology of your research in your computational essay.
- •Present your findings effectively during presentations or posters.
Eligibility & Requirements
- •Open to high school students aged 15-18 as of the start of the program.
- •Minimum GPA requirement of 3.0 (out of 4.0) or equivalent.
- •Interest and proficiency in STEM, AI, and computational sciences.
- •Ability to commit to a full summer (6-8 weeks) for the program.
- •Previous experience with Mathematica, Wolfram's computational platform, is preferred but not required.
