Genomics Research Internship Program at Stanford (GRIPS)
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GRIPS places Bay Area high-school students in genomics research. Its 2026 hybrid format required attendance on campus when needed.
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GRIPS places Bay Area high-school students in genomics research. Its 2026 hybrid format required attendance on campus when needed.
Health Career Collaborative · Stanford chapter
Stanford medical and physician assistant students run health-career outreach with local partner high schools.
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Stanford Chemistry coordinates school outreach and connects young learners and teachers with scientists.
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IFSS pairs high-school students with graduate mentors for a short laboratory shadowing experience in chemistry.
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High-school students study symbolic logic, expressing propositions and constructing proofs. The official site lists campus and online camp options.

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Bay Area high-school students complete a research project with Stanford pediatrics researchers and explore careers in science and medicine.
Stanford Energy Club
Stanford Energy Club volunteers bring workshops on energy research to partner high schools in the Bay Area during the school year.
SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory
SLAC runs a week-long residential science camp under the name Science Accelerating Growth and Engagement.
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Stanford’s reconstructive surgery division runs STaRS, a mentored biomedical research internship with clinician-scientists.
Stanford Women’s Leadership Innovation Lab
Stanford’s Women’s Leadership Innovation Lab works with schools and youth organisations on barriers to participation and advancement in STEM.
Stanford Compression Forum
The Stanford Compression Forum offers research projects linking computing to other fields. The 2027 internship is expected to run on campus.
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Stanford AI4ALL introduces ninth-grade students to artificial intelligence and its social applications through collaborative projects.