Hi! I just submitted my application to the Harvard SRI program a week ago but haven't recieved any confirmation emails. The form mentioned that a confirmation email should be sent out soon. I am a little bit worried if the application was submitted or not. If anyone else applied too, it would be great if you could let me know if you received a confirmation email right after. Thanks 🙏

The Harvard Undergraduate Microbiology Society (HUMS) is calling all high schoolers interested in microbiology, molecular/cell bio, or biology in general to apply for our Junior Student Fellows program. 🔬 As a HUMS Junior Student Fellow, you’ll get: - Access to virtual speaker events, workshops, and lab tours (if local) - Mentorship from Harvard undergrads on research opportunities, science fairs, etc. - Opportunities to connect with Harvard researchers and mentors - A chance to explore careers in microbiology, biotech, and medicine in Boston / Cambridge - A community of students who love science as much as you do! 📌 No research experience required — just a love for science and a desire to grow. 📝 Spots are limited. Fill out this quick, 3-minute form in the comments! https://forms.gle/72FDFWkKjdFhANo47 Feel free to share this with any high schoolers who might be interested!

Hello everyone, I am the ambassador for a Health Initiative for a global non profit organization. We are currently seeking new members and have many health projects planned. If you would like the application please message me or reply to this. Message me if you would like to know more about the non profit organization. This is open to teens who want to create change and are able to contribute at least 1 hour per week.

Hey guys, there is something that I need to talk to you about, and I'll genuinely crash out because of this. Throughout the school year, all my friends are talking about possibly publishing their research from science fair or even publishing their own original research. However, they all want to do it in journals that are meant for high schoolers. (I'm not going to name drop here) If I'm being completely honest, those journals are just predatory and are meant to get as much publications and as much money as possible. While there are many journals that are reputable and have no fees, some people still want to publish in these predatory journals and I genuinely want to crash out because of that. I'm pretty sure Rishab has some guides on how to actually get published, but if you put in a college app that you published one of these predatory journals, they will not take it seriously. That's all for now.

Any of you guys know about this program and how to be selected?