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NSF award 2627575 · Morehouse College

NSF FF: Planning: An AI-Augmented Research Case Simulation Platform for High School Research Experiences

Final report due

28 February 2027

in 133 days · The award ends on 31 October 2026.

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Award number
2627575
Period of support
15 Jul 2026 – 31 Oct 2026
Amount
$49,982
Awardee
Morehouse College, Atlanta, GA
Program
Partnership Donors
Directorate
TIP

Abstract

This FINDERS Foundry award increases access to computational life sciences research projects for high school learners. Introducing high school learners to the full research lifecycle supports preparation for postsecondary coursework and for STEM career pathways increasingly characterized by computational and methodological demands. The project creates a open source platform for students to explore research cases.…

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