Application deadline
8 November 2026

by Sir Luther Center for Research & Innovation
An online research fellowship offering mentor feedback from topic discovery to a finished paper and academic journal submission.
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Current status
Applications open
Eligibility
Grades 8-12 or equivalent
Age range / Year group
Ages 13-17
Location / Region
Online
Cost
$1,199; $1,799
Duration
8 weeks
Format
Online
The fellowship guides students through an original research project, from choosing a question to preparing a paper for journal submission.
Harvard student mentors provide draft feedback, while peer review and a final presentation give students practice explaining and improving their work.
It suits students who want sustained reading, writing and revision. Publication remains subject to independent journal acceptance.
The Research Publication Fellowship is Sir Luther Center's mentored research program, offered through a Learn with Leaders initiative. Students study topic development, literature review, research methodology and academic writing while building an original paper.
The experience combines live Zoom sessions, individual mentor guidance and independent work. Students revise drafts, exchange peer feedback and present their projects before receiving help with journal selection and submission. Supported fields include sciences, social sciences, economics, public health and humanities.
The curriculum connects question design, source evaluation, methods and writing into one sustained project.
Line-by-line draft feedback makes revision a central part of the learning experience.
Small cohorts combine individual guidance with meaningful peer review.
Publication support extends to journal selection, submission and responses to reviewer feedback.
Curious students who want to investigate a focused question and improve a substantial paper through feedback.
You want a light enrichment activity or expect publication to guarantee a college admissions advantage.
This fellowship can be worthwhile when you need structure and detailed feedback to finish a research paper. Its strongest educational value lies in practicing source evaluation, method selection and revision, with a concrete project to explain afterward.
The commitment is substantial, and publication depends on an independent journal's decision. Judge the purchase by the mentoring and learning you will receive, and compare it with school-based supervision or independent work before paying.
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Cost and what is included
$1,199; $1,799; includes 8 hours of 1-on-1 mentor sessions., 8 hours of office-hour access., Direct mentor feedback on all drafts., 8 self-paced learning modules., Checkpoint assessments and academic writing templates., Peer review sessions and alumni network access., Journal selection guidance and submission support., Certificate of completion..
Dates and time commitment
8 weeks; 8 × 90-minute Sundays; independent research.
Provider details
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What the student gains
Potential output: Develop an original research paper for journal submission.. Check whether feedback, certificate, recommendation or application evidence is included.
Online support and safeguarding
The fellowship features Harvard student mentors. Named mentors include Simran, whose background includes Biomedical Engineering and Anthropology, and Sophia, whose background includes Applied Math and Psychology.
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Compare with similar programsEffort level
High; plan for 5-8 hours each week.
Best started
Two to four weeks before your chosen cohort's application deadline.
Main challenge
Narrowing a question enough to investigate and write about rigorously.
List a few academic interests and explain why you want to investigate them.
Prepare a motivation statement describing your goals for the fellowship.
Plan Sunday attendance and independent work around school commitments.
Discuss the fee, consent requirements and schedule with a parent or guardian.
Useful if
You want practice sustaining an academic project and responding to feedback.
You develop a focused research question and build a paper through reading, method selection, writing and revision. Mentor guidance continues into journal selection and the submission process.
Explore research approaches and narrow your topic into a defensible question.
Read and critique academic papers, then organize sources and citations.
Develop your methodology and draft the paper's main sections.
Revise your work using mentor feedback and peer review.
Present your project to mentors and other judges.
Prepare a journal submission and respond to reviewer feedback.
Application deadline
8 November 2026
Research Publication Fellowship — March 2027 application deadline
14 March 2027
Research Publication Fellowship — July 2027 application deadline
27 June 2027
Research Publication Fellowship — September 2027 application deadline
19 September 2027
Research Publication Fellowship — November 2026
15 November 2026-10 January 2027
15 November 2026–10 January 2027; Sunday sessions.
Research Publication Fellowship — March 2027
21 March-16 May 2027
21 March–16 May 2027; Sunday sessions.
Research Publication Fellowship — July 2027
4 July-29 August 2027
4 July–29 August 2027; Sunday sessions.
Research Publication Fellowship — September 2027
26 September-21 November 2027
26 September–21 November 2027; Sunday sessions.
| Milestone | Date | Timezone | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Application deadline | 8 November 2026 | Local | Upcoming | Save deadline |
Research Publication Fellowship — March 2027 application deadline | 14 March 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
Research Publication Fellowship — July 2027 application deadline | 27 June 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
Research Publication Fellowship — September 2027 application deadline | 19 September 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
Research Publication Fellowship — November 2026 | 15 November 2026-10 January 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
Research Publication Fellowship — March 2027 | 21 March-16 May 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
Research Publication Fellowship — July 2027 | 4 July-29 August 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
Research Publication Fellowship — September 2027 | 26 September-21 November 2027 | Local | Upcoming |
Currently enrolled in Grades 8-12 or equivalent.
Students from any country may apply.
No prior research experience is required.
Basic English writing skills are required.
Commit to the program timeline and requirements.
Parent or guardian consent is required if under 18.
Reliable internet access is required for online sessions.
Program fee
$1,199; $1,799 — Early bird; regular price.
What's included
8 hours of 1-on-1 mentor sessions., 8 hours of office-hour access., Direct mentor feedback on all drafts., 8 self-paced learning modules., Checkpoint assessments and academic writing templates., Peer review sessions and alumni network access., Journal selection guidance and submission support., Certificate of completion.
Open the official Research Publication Fellowship application form.
Enter your student, contact, location and school information.
Select the cohort that fits your schedule.
Provide parent or guardian contact details.
Write a motivation statement explaining why you want to join and what you hope to achieve.
Confirm accuracy, accept the terms and privacy policy, and submit your application.
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Eight 90-minute live Zoom sessions run on Sundays, 9:00–10:30 AM US Eastern, alongside self-paced modules and individual mentor guidance. Plan for 5-8 hours of total work each week, including independent research and writing; optional office hours are advertised midweek, 10:00–11:00 AM EDT.
Confirm the final session date and local session time before booking.
Harvard student mentors guide question development, methods and writing.
The detailed package lists 8 hours of individual mentor sessions.
Drafts receive direct, line-by-line revision feedback.
Peer review sessions build feedback and revision skills.
Optional office hours offer help between main sessions.
Eligible work receives journal selection, submission and resubmission support.
Have reliable internet access for online sessions.
Be able to join live sessions on Zoom.
Access the program's online learning materials and resources.
Progress is reviewed through checkpoints, mentor draft feedback, peer review and a final project presentation.
Main deliverable / output
Develop an original research paper for journal submission.
A literature review identifying a defensible research gap.
A presentation explaining your project.
A professional research portfolio.
A certificate of completion.
Potential journal publication and Google Scholar citation, subject to acceptance.
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