High School Student Researcher Aarush on the Industrial Applications of Mathematical Optimisation
Aarush is a Year 11 student at German Swiss International School in Hong Kong. He has been interested in the fields of Mathematics and Science since childhood. He ranked in the top 50 out of 20,000 participants in UKMT Maths Challenges and won the AMC 10 Distinction Certificate and AIME Qualification. Besides that, he has […]
High School Student Researcher Dimitrios to Present at 3 Prestigious International Academic Conferences On Climate Change
Dimitrios Anastasopoulos, a Year 10 student at Athens College and CCIR alumnus, has achieved a remarkable milestone in his academic journey. His research paper “Climate Change and The Vulnerability of National Economies: The Case of Egypt and Vietnam” has been accepted for presentation at three separate international academic conferences: the International Conference on Climate Change […]
High School Student Researcher Vikarn on Investigating Cosmic Rays with Computational Tools
Vikarn Rajora is a high school student from West Island School in Hong Kong. He has a remarkable academic record and has participated in the CubeSAT competition, where he designed a Cube Satellite. Additionally, he serves as a student leader and leads the school’s National Academic Quiz Tournaments (NAQT) team. At CCIR, Vikarn is working […]
High School Student Researcher Xiaoyi on Bacterial Survivors was Accepted and Published in the Microbiology Society’s Prestigious Peer-Reviewed Journal
Xiaoyi (Charlotte) Shi is currently a year 12 student at Shanghai Foreign Language School Affiliated with SISU in China. Xiaoyi is an ambitious and dedicated student who aspires to become a biologist in the future. She has won numerous science competitions, which include the Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) Preliminary National Gold in Biology, […]
High School Student Researcher Sarvesh on Researching and Publishing Disruptive Innovations
Sarvesh Tiku is a high school student at The Brigade School @ JP Nagar, Bengaluru, India, with a keen interest in business and economics. He has achieved remarkable success in various academic competitions, including ranking first in the South Zone Region among over 100,000 students in the Global Economics Olympiad and earning a Silver Honor […]
High School Student Researcher Paloma’s Research on Multidimensional Reassessments Inequalities in India Published at Sigma Xi Undergraduate Conference
Paloma Bhattacharyya is a talented high school student from Delhi Public School in India with a passion for economics and social science. Her academic accomplishments include winning numerous awards in science and mathematics. At CCIR, Paloma conducted a research project titled “Measuring Rural Inequality in India with a Multidimensional Approach.” Her study aimed to measure […]
High School Student Researcher Yen on Exploring the Cutting-edge of Regenerative Neurobiology
Yen Giang Nguyen is an exceptional junior student at VNU-HCM High School for the Gifted, Vietnam. She has an impressive track record in various academic competitions. Additionally, Yen Giang has participated in MaSSP, where she studied advanced levels of biology and neuroscience. During her time at CCIR, Yen Giang Nguyen conducted her research paper entitled […]
The Future of Higher Education with Emily Parliman
Our guest this episode is Emily Parliman. Over her career, she has read thousands of applications and learned how selective universities make admission decisions. She has spent two seasons reviewing applications for the University of California Berkeley and has served as an alumni interviewer at her alma mater, Kenyon College. As a first-generation student, she […]
The Future of Higher Education with Lydia Mason
Our guest this episode is Lydia Mason, an Education Consultant and High School English Teacher. As a former admissions reader at NYU, Lydia Mason made recommendations for admissions decisions and sat on the committee for scholarship programs. She had significant influence over the students who were accepted for the MLK Scholars and Dean’s Scholarship programs. […]
The Future of Higher Education with Jane S Gabin
Our guest this episode is Dr. Jane S. Gabin, a veteran of the college admission industry. Dr. Gabin has worked for 10 years in the Office of Undergraduate Admissions at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She has also worked at schools in New York City for many years as a college counselor, […]