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Publishing a research paper will go a long way to convince a college about the dedication of an applicant.  Most people who do so have family members with connections to laboratories.  In this class we like to even the play field and provide broader access to more students.

Stembay provides or help arrange for high school STEM research opportunities.  We provide topics in engineering, sensors, electrical engineering, biology, and computer.

Stembay match students up to exciting research projects, leading up to a published research paper.  The students will have access to a number of topic areas including circuits, AI, and robotics.  On most topics we will have internal advisor with PhD degree and research/publishing experience.  Stembay has internel R&D units within our business unites.  We also collaborate with Stanford, Berkeley, Northwestern University, and the University of Illinois.

The class will last six month, with one regular two hour meeting each week.  Each student will be assigned an advisor.  Students should ideally be stating in tenth grade of highschool.

Topics include:

1. Identification of a research topic, in the field of sensors, AI, engineering, and electronics

2. Conducting of research;

3. Preparation of research paper;

4. Submission and publicaiton.  The paper can be single authored or coauthored.

A free consulting will be provided (call for appointments).   Rolling starts applies for each individual participants.  The participant and the advisor will meet at least once per week, covering a period of six months. The window for start is September 8, 2024.  Fees cover upto $500 publication costs.  If the journal publication fee is lower than 500 dollars the fee will be refunded.  Additional publication cost is to be paid by the participant if the journal publication cost is higher.

Currently the advisor of the R&D department is Dr. Chang Liu.  Dr. Liu is an accomplished educator, author, researcher, product developer, and industry entrepreneur.  He has published over 200 academic research papers including IEEE journals and Proceedings of the National Academy of Science (PNAS).

Successful finisher receives one "Stembay science badge".