Summer 2026 · Gifted Gabber
Nanoscience Research Program
for High School Students
Conduct individual research in nanoscience and nanotechnology under a Tenured University Professor.
Potential Areas of Research
Nano-Therapeutics
Drug Delivery Systems
Brain-Nano Interfaces
Nanoparticle Design
Nanomedicine
Neurodegenerative Disease Treatment
Other Nano-Medical Fields
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Free · No commitment · 30 minutes
7
Program Tracks
8
Research Sessions
5
Writing Sessions
2
Defense Sessions
5–9
1-on-1 Sessions
4k+
Word Paper + Conference Presentation
Is this right for you?
This program is for you if…
Your student checks at least one of these boxes:
✓
They're aiming for BS/MD, pre-med, or a top STEM program — and need more than grades and test scores to stand out.✓
They're fascinated by how nanotechnology is being used to treat diseases at the molecular level — from cancer to neurodegeneration.✓
They've never done original research — and want to know what it actually feels like to work alongside a university professor.✓
They want something real on their college application: a published paper, a thesis defense, and a professor's Letter of Recommendation."A Published Paper, a Thesis Defense, and a Professor's Letter of Recommendation are the three most powerful things a high school student can have on a college application."
What students achieve
Here's exactly what your child will walk away with
Over 12–15 weeks, students move from zero research experience to a completed, reviewed, and defended scientific paper — guided every step by a tenured ASU professor and a professional Creative Writing Expert.
4,000+ Word Scientific Paper
A completed, publication-ready manuscript on a nanoscience topic — reviewed and approved by the ASU research professor.
Oral Thesis Defense
Students present their findings to a faculty panel and answer expert questions — just like real graduate researchers.
Faculty Letter of Recommendation
From your research professor. Automatically triggered when the paper earns its Stamp of Quality.
Conference & Journal Submission
Guided abstract writing and submission to scientific conferences and peer-reviewed journals worldwide.
Curriculum
The 7-track roadmap to publication
Every track is purpose-built. Together they take students from "I have an idea" to "I have a published paper" — over 12 to 15 weeks of structured, expert-guided work.
Track 1Scientific Research — The PI Method
Foundations of NanoscienceIntroduction to nanoscale science — what nanotechnology is, how it works, and why size matters at the nanoscale.
Nanoparticles & MaterialsTypes of nanoparticles, their properties, and how they are synthesized and characterized for biomedical applications.
Nano-Therapeutics & Drug DeliveryHow nanoparticles are engineered to carry drugs to specific targets in the body — mechanisms, challenges, and breakthroughs.
Brain-Nano InterfacesCutting-edge research on nanotechnology applications in the brain — from neurodegenerative disease treatment to neural interfaces.
Deep Dive: Research TopicsResearch tools and techniques; students identify and read peer-reviewed articles in their chosen nanoscience area.
Contents of a Research PaperPaper structure, academic databases, citation tools, and Q&A on the reading set.
Group Discussion — Topic Brainstorm & FinalizationStudents propose and finalize their individual research topics; professor guides on feasibility, originality, and scope.
Research Review & OutlineDeep dive strategies, data collection guidance, and rough outline per student.
Track 2Technical Writing & Publication
The BlueprintSection-by-section outline of the paper; argument arc and evidence mapping.
The FrameworkDraft the hypothesis and introduction that justifies the study and previews the structure.
The NarrativeTranslate methodology into clear prose; present results with data tables and figures.
The ConclusionSynthesize findings, revisit the hypothesis, and connect results back to the literature.
Full Draft PolishEnd-to-end revision: voice, citations, abstract, and journal formatting for submission.
Track 3Presentation Mastery & Thesis Defense
Visual StorytellingDesign professional slides and data charts that communicate nanoscience findings to a scientific panel audience.
The Capstone Oral DefenseLive defense before a faculty panel — present findings and respond to expert questioning under pressure.
Track 4Private 1-on-1 Mentorship
PI Deep Dive IPrivate session with the Professor on research topic, methodology, and preliminary findings.
PI Deep Dive IIFollow-up to review the paper draft and finalize the thesis defense approach.
Track 5The Creative Writing Pod — Stamp of Quality
DraftingWork 1:1 with a Pod Creative Writing Expert on every section of the paper.
Internal ReviewPod Expert checks the full draft against GG's professional scientific writing standards.
Final ApprovalLead Creative Writing Expert gives the formal Stamp of Quality — paper is publication-ready.
LOR TriggeredStamp of Quality automatically triggers the faculty Letter of Recommendation.
Unlimited EditingExpert feedback on every revision until the paper is definitively publication-perfect.
Track 6Research Internship
Mentor New ResearchersHigh-performing graduates return as Research Interns — mentoring the next cohort and building leadership credentials.
Track 7Scientific Conference Strategy
Abstract Writing & Conference SubmissionGuided support to write and submit abstracts to scientific conferences and peer-reviewed journals worldwide.
Who teaches this
Meet the faculty
ASU
Research Mentor — Assistant Research Professor, Nanoscience & Nanotechnology
Arizona State University (ASU)
An Assistant Research Professor at Arizona State University specializing in nano-therapeutics for neurodegenerative diseases. Research focuses on designing nanoparticles and drug delivery systems for treating Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and related conditions — at the cutting edge of where nanoscience meets medicine.
Nano-TherapeuticsDrug DeliveryNanoparticle DesignNeurodegenerative DiseasesNanomedicine
CW
Creative Writing Expert
PhD in Literary Studies (In Progress) · MA in Literature · BA in English · College Professor since 2013
Published researcher and author. Expertise in academic writing, qualitative research, cultural studies, and literary analysis. Guides students to find their scholarly voice and write with precision, clarity, and genuine authority.
Scientific WritingAcademic PublishingQualitative Research
⏱ Why you need to act now
We only accept students who show the curiosity and drive needed for a 4,000-word research project. Spots are capped each cohort.
June 21Program starts
Aug 23Program ends
12–15 wksProgram duration
LimitedSpots per cohort
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
Do students need prior research experience?
No. You just need curiosity. The PI Model breaks the 4,000-word project into small, guided steps — students go from zero to published paper without any prior research experience.
How does this help my child's college application?
A published paper, a thesis defense, and a professor's Letter of Recommendation are among the most powerful credentials a high school student can have. Very few applicants have any of these — your child would have all three.
Are these group sessions or individual?
Research (Track 1), Writing (Track 2), and Defense (Track 3) sessions are group format. Private 1-on-1 Deep Dives (Track 4) and the Creative Writing Pod (Track 5) are individual. Students get both.
What if my child misses a session?
Recordings are available on the Learning Management Portal. Attendance is mandatory in all sessions per week — every session builds directly on the last.
Do you guarantee the paper gets published?
We don't guarantee publication — no one can. We do guarantee every student finishes a submission-ready paper with full guided submission support and a faculty review.
Is there support between sessions?
Yes. WhatsApp group for parents, Discord for students, and Program Coordinators, Research Interns, and Coach Jo available anytime via WhatsApp, Discord, email, or phone.