Ishaan’s Research Published at Dartmouth Undergraduate Journal
Ishaan Goswami joined CCIR’s 1-on-1 Research Mentorship programme last summer. Under Dr Zarkan’s guidance, he developed a research paper titled “A Bioinformatic Analysis of mecA Prevalence in Bacterial Species.” As a result, the Dartmouth Undergraduate Journal of Science published his paper in its Winter/Spring 2022 issue. Ishaan’s Research on Antibiotic Resistance Ishaan’s research explores how […]
High School Student Researcher Seungmyoung on Regenerative Neurobiology
Seungmyoung is conducting research at CCIR on regenerative neurobiology and gene therapy. Her project explores an ambitious and original topic. She is investigating the role of track B in sensory axon growth and protein signalling. Her findings could have implications for gene therapies targeting neurological disorders. Seungmyoung’s Academic Achievements Seungmyoung has always been passionate about […]
Richard Jia presenting at the BSA Medical Sociology Conference as the youngest presenter ever
Richard Jia attends Westlake Boys High School in New Zealand. He joined CCIR’s 1-on-1 Research Mentorship programme to study sociology under Dr Hande Guzel from the University of Cambridge. His research paper, “Redefining Mental Health: Marginalisation and the Impact of the Covid-19 Pandemic on Understandings of Mental Disorders,” has been accepted for presentation at the […]
Xinnan’s research accepted to European Society for Health And Medical Sociology Conference
Congratulations to CCIR student researcher Xinnan! Her abstract, “The Influence of TikTok on the Body Image of Chinese Youth,” was accepted at the 19th Biennial European Society for Health and Medical Sociology Conference (ESHMS). Her research explores an important topic at the intersection of social media, mental health, and society. In particular, it examines how […]
Alicia to present at the Annual Conference of the Microbiology Society
Alicia is a CCIR alumna. She conducted her research with guidance from Dr Zarkan. Her paper is titled “Chronic and Recurrent Bacterial Infections: The Role of Persisters and Biofilms.” The Microbiology Society has accepted her paper for presentation at its Annual Conference. About the Microbiology Society The Microbiology Society is based in the United Kingdom. […]
Jessy’s research on the COVID narrative accepted by University of California graduate conference
Jessy is an alumna of CCIR’s 1-on-1 Research Mentorship programme. She conducted her research under the guidance of Dr McClelland from the Philosophy Department at the University of Cambridge. Her paper, “China’s Use of a National War-Narrative and the Justification of Individual Sacrifice,” has been accepted for presentation at the conference Society Must Be Inoculated: […]
High School Student Researcher Gauri on Re-examining the Indo-Pak Partition through Individual Perspectives
At CCIR Academy, Gauri is researching the Indo-Pak Partition of 1947. Her project is titled “The Indo-Pak Partition of 1947: Tracing Memories and Impact in Small Towns.” Many studies focus on the Partition’s large-scale consequences. However, they often overlook smaller towns and their communities. Gauri’s research takes a different approach. She explores how people in […]
High School Student Researcher Natasha on Neurodegenerative Diseases was Accepted for Publication in the Journal of Student Research
Natasha Sobti is an accomplished student and athlete. She attended Sanskriti School in New Delhi, where she developed a strong interest in mathematics and physics. During her studies, she won several awards in both subjects. Natasha’s Achievements in Academics and Sports Alongside her academic achievements, Natasha has excelled in swimming. Over the past eight years, […]
High School Student Researcher Keeren on Her Research on Indonesian Education System and Acceptance to Princeton
In this interview, we meet Keeren Setokusumo, a high school student from Jakarta, Indonesia. She is passionate about sociology and education. Her Indonesian education system research examines social science textbooks and the ideas they present. Keeren has also been accepted to Princeton University for her undergraduate studies. Keeren’s Indonesian Education System Research Keeren’s project is […]
High School Student Researcher Saif on his Journey from International Olympiads to Mathematical Researcher
At CCIR, Saif explores the nature of mathematics through research. He examines whether mathematics is objective, subjective, or abstract. His project also explores the links between logic and philosophy. Saif’s Research on Mathematics and Philosophy Saif investigates mathematical truths and their meaning. He also studies how these ideas relate to Gödel’s incompleteness theorems. Saif Abd […]