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Q: What prerequisites are required to join a research program?
Prerequisites vary by discipline. Mentors first review your coursework and interests before finalizing a topic, and any missing background is covered in the first few weeks. For example, Mathematics programs require calculus foundations, while AI programs require the ability to run and modify code in Google Colab.
Q: How much time commitment is typically expected per week?
We recommend dedicating 6–10 hours per week to literature reading, mentor meetings, derivations, and computation. Pacing can be flexibly adjusted around school coursework and exam periods.
Q: What is the goal of the Long-Term Mathematics Research track?
The goal is to produce a Preprint or submit-ready manuscript. Mentors tailor an individual topic to your background over 6+ months and 20 one-on-one sessions—guiding continuous reading, derivations, revisions, and writing. When the work meets public academic standards, the mentor advises on posting a Preprint or submitting to a journal.
Q: How is the S.-T. Yau Mathematics Research Program structured?
Designed for the Mathematics division of the S.-T. Yau High School Science Award, it spans 20 weeks with 20 1-on-1 mentor sessions: the initial weeks build vector calculus and curve geometry foundations, followed by close reading of classic papers and independent derivations, and finally a student-led research report and mock oral defense.