Two CurioCat students have been accepted to present and publish with the IEEE International Conference on Bioinformatics and Biomedicine (BIBM). This year, BIBM is holding an Undergraduate and High School symposium “to provide a platform for young researchers to showcase their innovative work in the field of bioinformatics, biomedicine, and related disciplines.” All papers will appear in the IEEE BIBM Proceedings! According to Google Scholar, IEEE BIBM is the 16th ranked publication in Bioinformatics & Computational Biology. Congratulations!

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A CurioCat / AI Passion Project student has been accepted to present a Lightning Talk at the MIT Undergraduate Research Technology Conference. The MIT URTC is an excellent opportunity to present research that is being published elsewhere. Great work!

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A CurioCat / AI Passion Project student has been named a 2025 U.S. Presidential Scholar! In 1964, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed Executive Order 11155 to establish the Commission on Presidential Scholars to recognize outstanding scholarship. This year, 161 students were named Presidential Scholars out of a high school graduating class of 3.9 million. Click below to see a redacted copy of the student’s Press Release:

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Wow! Three CurioCat / AI Passion Project students have been accepted to present and publish with IEEE ICDM, the Google Scholar No. 12 ranked publication in Data Mining & Analysis [with an h5-index of 49]. Additionally, CORE conference rankings has IEEE ICDM listed as an “A” rated conference, with the decision notes indicating “Almost 50% (205/418) of established researchers publish here.“ Click below to see the acceptance email:

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A CurioCat student has been accepted to Northwestern University! Ranked No. 6 by US News & World Report [in a 4-way tie], Northwestern is famous for its commitment to research, spending over $1 billion annually. Northwestern also has a gorgeous campus on the shore of Lake Michigan. Have fun!

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For the SECOND time, a CurioCat student has been accepted to Johns Hopkins University. Ranked No. 6 by US News & World Report [in a 4-way tie], Johns Hopkins is one of the top research institutions in the world. Please enjoy Baltimore, MD!

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A CurioCat student has been accepted to Duke University! Ranked No. 6 by US News & World Report [in a 4-way tie], Duke is considered one of America’s most innovative schools! Duke is also located in vibrant Durham, NC. Have fun!

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A CurioCat student has been accepted to Rice University on a $120,000 Trustee Distinguished Scholarship. Ranked No. 18 by US News & World Report, Rice is known for excelling in many subjects, including being a T10 in biomedical engineering. Congrats!

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A CurioCat student has been accepted to Carnegie Mellon University! Ranked No. 21 by US News & World Report, Carnegie Mellon is one of the top universities for engineering and computer science. Have fun in Pittsburgh, PA!

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For the second time, a CurioCat student will be presenting at the 2025 IEEE EIT conference! Subsequently, the student’s paper will be published to the IEEE Xplore digital library. This year’s conference will be held on the campus of Valparaiso University, located just south of Lake Michigan. Congratulations! Click below to see a copy of the acceptance email:

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