一般社団法人プラズマ・核融合学会 (The Japan Society of Plasma Science and Nuclear Fusion Research, JSPF)
An annual research symposium run since 2003 by the Japan Society of Plasma Science and Nuclear Fusion Research, where high school and KOSEN (years 1-3) students present their own science research, in person at Nagoya University or online. Presentations on any science or technology topic are welcome, and outstanding oral and poster presentations receive awards.
A one-day research conference in the Kyushu region where junior high, high school and kosen students present their own research to researchers and companies, run by Leave a Nest.
一般社団法人日本植物生理学会 (The Japanese Society of Plant Physiologists) / 第68回年会委員会
High school students present biology research posters at the Japanese Society of Plant Physiologists' annual meeting in Kyoto and discuss them with plant scientists; free for students and teachers, with presentation awards.
An online super-curricular programme for Year 10 state school students: pick one of five research projects, attend eight online sessions with a postgraduate group leader, and present at Fitzwilliam College in April 2027.
A free, state-funded four-week residential research program on UNC System campuses for academically talented North Carolina rising 11th and 12th graders.
A paid, full-time 10-week cancer-research training program at MD Anderson in Houston for underserved incoming high-school seniors (and undergraduates).
Duke Clinical Research Institute & Marshall University
A paid summer biomedical research mentorship for West Virginia rising juniors and seniors, based at Marshall Health Network sites with Marshall University faculty.
Six weeks of paid biomedical research with Broad Institute mentors, a final poster and college-readiness support for Massachusetts high-school juniors. No prior research experience is required.