Empowering
High School Students
Empowering
High School Students
Through Research
Through Mentorship
Through Research
Through Mentorship
Through Research
Through Mentorship
RISE Research is a selective 1-on-1 mentorship program where high school students publish original research, win awards, and earn global recognition under PhD mentors.
RISE Research is a selective 1-on-1 mentorship program where high school students publish original research, win awards, and earn global recognition under PhD mentors.
RISE Research is a selective 1-on-1 mentorship program where high school students publish original research, win awards, and earn global recognition under PhD mentors.



Countries represented by RISE scholars
Publication success rate for RISE Scholars in top journals
Higher acceptance of RISE Scholars to top 10 universities
Ivy League and Oxbridge PhD Mentors
Publications And Presentations
Publications And Presentations
RISE Research scholars publish original research in top peer-reviewed journals and win at international competitions. Explore our guides below to your academic writing to publication
RISE Research students publish original research in prestigious, peer-reviewed journals and present their findings at leading international conferences

IEEE
Energy Storage & Materials Science

The Concord Review
Sustainable Development & Tourism

ISEF
Artificial Intelligence & Robotics

Journal of Emerging Investigators
Human Rights Studies & Public Policy

Stanford Intersect
Computational Physics & Machine Learning

IEEE
Energy Storage & Materials Science

The Concord Review
Sustainable Development & Tourism

ISEF
Artificial Intelligence & Robotics

Journal of Emerging Investigators
Human Rights Studies & Public Policy

Stanford Intersect
Computational Physics & Machine Learning
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RISE Research
Mentors
Our mentors from top global institutions offer expertise and dedication to your academic journey.

Ramya Warrier
University of Cambridge
PhD researcher in Psychiatry with a focus on autism and neuroimaging techniques, funded by the Trinity Overseas Bursary.
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Yifan Hu
Harvard University
MS student in Computer Science specializing in Artificial Intelligence for Healthcare, awarded multiple scholarships.
View

Benjamin Yang
Columbia University
PhD student in Computer Science focused on VR/AR, graphics, and human-computer interaction, with multiple degrees
View

Kendra Nydam
University of Cambridge
PhD candidate in Anglo-Saxon, Norse, and Celtic, researching kinship dynamics in Medieval Scandinavian literature.
View

Matt Baughman
University of Chicago
PhD candidate in Computer Science researching cost-aware distributed systems for science,.
View

Ramya Warrier
University of Cambridge
PhD researcher in Psychiatry with a focus on autism and neuroimaging techniques, funded by the Trinity Overseas Bursary.
View

Yifan Hu
Harvard University
MS student in Computer Science specializing in Artificial Intelligence for Healthcare, awarded multiple scholarships.
View

Benjamin Yang
Columbia University
PhD student in Computer Science focused on VR/AR, graphics, and human-computer interaction, with multiple degrees
View

Kendra Nydam
University of Cambridge
PhD candidate in Anglo-Saxon, Norse, and Celtic, researching kinship dynamics in Medieval Scandinavian literature.
View

Matt Baughman
University of Chicago
PhD candidate in Computer Science researching cost-aware distributed systems for science,.
View

Ramya Warrier
University of Cambridge
PhD researcher in Psychiatry with a focus on autism and neuroimaging techniques, funded by the Trinity Overseas Bursary.
View

Yifan Hu
Harvard University
MS student in Computer Science specializing in Artificial Intelligence for Healthcare, awarded multiple scholarships.
View

Benjamin Yang
Columbia University
PhD student in Computer Science focused on VR/AR, graphics, and human-computer interaction, with multiple degrees
View

Kendra Nydam
University of Cambridge
PhD candidate in Anglo-Saxon, Norse, and Celtic, researching kinship dynamics in Medieval Scandinavian literature.
View

Ramya Warrier
University of Cambridge
PhD researcher in Psychiatry with a focus on autism and neuroimaging techniques, funded by the Trinity Overseas Bursary.
View

Yifan Hu
Harvard University
MS student in Computer Science specializing in Artificial Intelligence for Healthcare, awarded multiple scholarships.
View

Benjamin Yang
Columbia University
PhD student in Computer Science focused on VR/AR, graphics, and human-computer interaction, with multiple degrees
View

Kendra Nydam
University of Cambridge
PhD candidate in Anglo-Saxon, Norse, and Celtic, researching kinship dynamics in Medieval Scandinavian literature.
View

Ramya Warrier
University of Cambridge
PhD researcher in Psychiatry with a focus on autism and neuroimaging techniques, funded by the Trinity Overseas Bursary.
View

Yifan Hu
Harvard University
MS student in Computer Science specializing in Artificial Intelligence for Healthcare, awarded multiple scholarships.
View

Benjamin Yang
Columbia University
PhD student in Computer Science focused on VR/AR, graphics, and human-computer interaction, with multiple degrees
View

Kendra Nydam
University of Cambridge
PhD candidate in Anglo-Saxon, Norse, and Celtic, researching kinship dynamics in Medieval Scandinavian literature.
View

Ramya Warrier
University of Cambridge
PhD researcher in Psychiatry with a focus on autism and neuroimaging techniques, funded by the Trinity Overseas Bursary.
View

Yifan Hu
Harvard University
MS student in Computer Science specializing in Artificial Intelligence for Healthcare, awarded multiple scholarships.
View

Benjamin Yang
Columbia University
PhD student in Computer Science focused on VR/AR, graphics, and human-computer interaction, with multiple degrees
View

Kendra Nydam
University of Cambridge
PhD candidate in Anglo-Saxon, Norse, and Celtic, researching kinship dynamics in Medieval Scandinavian literature.
View
RISE Research Scholars in Action

Riva Mehta
Kanakia International School
"RISE Global Education helped me explore the link between politics and economics through research on U.S. presidents' second terms. With RISE Research, I analyzed leadership and economic trends with clarity and purpose."
How RISE Research works!
How RISE Research works!
A step-by-step timeline guiding you from ideation to publication, ensuring a structured and impactful program experience with RISE Research.
A step-by-step timeline guiding you from ideation to publication, ensuring a structured and impactful program experience with RISE Research.
Week 1-2
Research Question
Explore ideas, refine your interests, and structure a high-impact research question.
Week 3-4
Research Methodology
Develop your hypothesis and map out a structured research plan—including methodology, sources, and goals.
Week 5-6
Analysis & Execution
Begin writing the core sections of your paper while integrating data analysis, literature review, and research insights.
Week 7-8
Complete Your Draft
Finish your full manuscript and strengthen key sections (methodology, results, discussion) with detailed feedback.
Week 9-10
Publication Submission
Polish your final draft and get your research paper publication-ready for top high school journals and international conferences.
Our Global Community of
RISE Research Scholars
Our Global Community of
RISE Research Scholars
The RISE Research network unites students from 40+ countries across leading international schools to foster learning and innovation.
The RISE Research network unites students from 40+ countries across leading international schools to foster learning and innovation.



CalTech
45% of admitted CalTech students included original research in their applications, demonstrating academic initiative.

UPenn
Nearly one-third of students accepted to UPenn did research in high school, proving their drive and curiosity.

Stanford
Stanford looks for 'Intellectual Vitality,' valuing students who are eager to learn and explore.

Harvard
Harvard’s highest academic rating, based on 'strong scholarship' and 'creative thinking,' increases acceptance chances by almost 8x.
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
What is the RISE Research program?
What is the duration of the RISE Research program?
How flexible is the RISE Research program?
Who are the mentors in the RISE Research program?
Can I switch mentors during the RISE Research program?
Do I need to have a research topic before joining RISE Research?
Is the RISE Research program open to all high school students?
When can I start the RISE Research program?
Does RISE Research guarantee publication?
Which journals have RISE Research students published in?
What is the structure of the RISE Research program?
How is RISE Research different from other services?
Can younger students opt for the RISE Research program?
What if a student needs to pause or extend the program?
How can students use their RISE Research paper in college applications?
How important is publishing a paper for a student's profile?
What is the RISE Research program?
What is the duration of the RISE Research program?
How flexible is the RISE Research program?
Who are the mentors in the RISE Research program?
Can I switch mentors during the RISE Research program?
Do I need to have a research topic before joining RISE Research?
Is the RISE Research program open to all high school students?
When can I start the RISE Research program?
Does RISE Research guarantee publication?
Which journals have RISE Research students published in?
What is the structure of the RISE Research program?
How is RISE Research different from other services?
Can younger students opt for the RISE Research program?
What if a student needs to pause or extend the program?
How can students use their RISE Research paper in college applications?
How important is publishing a paper for a student's profile?
What is the RISE Research program?
What is the duration of the RISE Research program?
How flexible is the RISE Research program?
Who are the mentors in the RISE Research program?
Can I switch mentors during the RISE Research program?
Do I need to have a research topic before joining RISE Research?
Is the RISE Research program open to all high school students?
When can I start the RISE Research program?
Does RISE Research guarantee publication?
Which journals have RISE Research students published in?
What is the structure of the RISE Research program?
How is RISE Research different from other services?
Can younger students opt for the RISE Research program?
What if a student needs to pause or extend the program?
How can students use their RISE Research paper in college applications?
How important is publishing a paper for a student's profile?
RISE Research
in Action

Riva Mehta
Kanakia International School
"RISE Global Education helped me explore the link between politics and economics through research on U.S. presidents' second terms. With RISE Research, I analyzed leadership and economic trends with clarity and purpose."
Our mentors from top global institutions offer expertise and dedication to your academic journey.

Ramya Warrier
University of Cambridge
PhD researcher in Psychiatry with a focus on autism and neuroimaging techniques, funded by the Trinity Overseas Bursary.
View

Yifan Hu
Harvard University
MS student in Computer Science specializing in Artificial Intelligence for Healthcare, awarded multiple scholarships.
View

Benjamin Yang
Columbia University
PhD student in Computer Science focused on VR/AR, graphics, and human-computer interaction, with multiple degrees
View

Kendra Nydam
University of Cambridge
PhD candidate in Anglo-Saxon, Norse, and Celtic, researching kinship dynamics in Medieval Scandinavian literature.
View

Matt Baughman
University of Chicago
PhD candidate in Computer Science researching cost-aware distributed systems for science,.
View
RISE Research
Mentors

Ramya Warrier
University of Cambridge
PhD researcher in Psychiatry with a focus on autism and neuroimaging techniques, funded by the Trinity Overseas Bursary.
View

Yifan Hu
Harvard University
MS student in Computer Science specializing in Artificial Intelligence for Healthcare, awarded multiple scholarships.
View

Benjamin Yang
Columbia University
PhD student in Computer Science focused on VR/AR, graphics, and human-computer interaction, with multiple degrees
View

Kendra Nydam
University of Cambridge
PhD candidate in Anglo-Saxon, Norse, and Celtic, researching kinship dynamics in Medieval Scandinavian literature.
View

Ramya Warrier
University of Cambridge
PhD researcher in Psychiatry with a focus on autism and neuroimaging techniques, funded by the Trinity Overseas Bursary.
View

Yifan Hu
Harvard University
MS student in Computer Science specializing in Artificial Intelligence for Healthcare, awarded multiple scholarships.
View

Benjamin Yang
Columbia University
PhD student in Computer Science focused on VR/AR, graphics, and human-computer interaction, with multiple degrees
View

Kendra Nydam
University of Cambridge
PhD candidate in Anglo-Saxon, Norse, and Celtic, researching kinship dynamics in Medieval Scandinavian literature.
View

Ramya Warrier
University of Cambridge
PhD researcher in Psychiatry with a focus on autism and neuroimaging techniques, funded by the Trinity Overseas Bursary.
View

Yifan Hu
Harvard University
MS student in Computer Science specializing in Artificial Intelligence for Healthcare, awarded multiple scholarships.
View

Benjamin Yang
Columbia University
PhD student in Computer Science focused on VR/AR, graphics, and human-computer interaction, with multiple degrees
View

Kendra Nydam
University of Cambridge
PhD candidate in Anglo-Saxon, Norse, and Celtic, researching kinship dynamics in Medieval Scandinavian literature.
View

Ramya Warrier
University of Cambridge
PhD researcher in Psychiatry with a focus on autism and neuroimaging techniques, funded by the Trinity Overseas Bursary.
View

Yifan Hu
Harvard University
MS student in Computer Science specializing in Artificial Intelligence for Healthcare, awarded multiple scholarships.
View

Benjamin Yang
Columbia University
PhD student in Computer Science focused on VR/AR, graphics, and human-computer interaction, with multiple degrees
View

Kendra Nydam
University of Cambridge
PhD candidate in Anglo-Saxon, Norse, and Celtic, researching kinship dynamics in Medieval Scandinavian literature.
View


CalTech
45% of admitted CalTech students included original research in their applications, demonstrating academic initiative.


UPenn
Nearly one-third of students accepted to UPenn did research in high school, proving their drive and curiosity.


Stanford
Stanford looks for 'Intellectual Vitality,' valuing students who are eager to learn and explore.


Harvard
Harvard’s highest academic rating, based on 'strong scholarship' and 'creative thinking,' increases acceptance chances by almost 8x.
Ready to RISE Above?
Apply now to embark on an exclusive journey of academic excellence and personal growth with RISE.
How RISE Research works!
A step-by-step research journey for high school students,
guided by PhD mentors.
From idea to final submission with RISE Research
Week 1
Meet with your mentor to choose a topic and identify a research question
Week 2-4
Frame the research design and hypotheses for the research process with your dedicated PhD mentor
Week 4-6
Write the research paper with guidance from your research mentor and writing coach.
Week 6-8
Make final edits to your paper before evaluation and submission.
Publication
Mentors will help students submit an application to a publication journal.































