Looking for team members for the conrad challenge and diamond challenge. Should be cooperative, attentive, and willing to collaborate. If you have any previous experience, please feel free to mention it!
I am a Indian student, looking forward to participating in the IRIS science fair (feeder fair for ISEF) to get into ISEF. The deadline, I believe, is in 2 months. I haven't participated in a science fair before and I think that's not a problem in fact I am quite excited. The thing is that there is a lot on my plate already. I am preparing for my school and my country's competitive exam at the same time. I belong to a very local normal Indian school with national curriculum, so there is no chance of having any expensive instruments or any help (I can get some advice at best). And also, cold emailing unis most prob won't work here. It's not that common, i believe. But I am really enthusiastic about the project, and I have a vision for what I want to do. I wanted some help. Is there any realistic solution for me to still make it? Can I do something more theoretical or research based and not rely on a big big working prototype, as long as I have strong evidence and a solid scientific basis for my work? (Also, I am not good at coding, so please do not recommend something that heavily relies on coding 😭). I know I have a lot of limitations, but I am genuinely willing to put in the work. Is it still possible for someone in my situation to make it to ISEF or have a competitive project despite all of this?
Yall, please be kind!<3
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For context, ever since I was a kid, I wanted to have a yt channel of my own.
When I was 9, I started a YouTube channel with my friends, where we posted random skits and literally forced our relatives to subscribe to us 😭. Looking back at it, I feel cringe but also content that I at least did it.
When I turned 12, I was a fanpage YouTube channel, and for the first time, I gained 1k+ subscribers and over 100k+ views (including all the videos). But I left the fandom anyway as I grew up, and I even lost the password of that account.
When I turned 14, I thought again of being a gaming yt, but shortly left the idea.
When I turned 15, I opened a yt channel of my own again, trying to post self care videos, but the editing for those videos was really specific and exhausting tbh. I barely posted one video, and I was done by the amount of editing, and I failed miserably because I got only 12 views, out of which I believe 10 were my own.
Now I am 16, and I feel like restarting the journey again, but this time, I want to be really sure with what I want.
I am really interested in the history of old places and classical literature, and basically old sites and how they were constructed. I was thinking of animated cartoony videos about them.
Now the thing is that I want some advice this time because I am pretty determined, and I want to cross over 100k subs (I know it's a really ambitious goal).
Should I make the videos long form or short form for better reach?
Since I plan to make animated history videos, I don't really wanna edit that thing for days and days, so please recommend me some FREE sites to maybe animate cartoony looking professional videos (I know it'd be a lot to ask for).
Is this genre even watchable? or should I switch to something else?
Literally ANY advice you would like to give me, pls.
Hiee everyone,
I am an 11th grade student in India. I am studying the national curriculum and chose a rigorous PCM stream. I didn’t do any major extracurriculars in the first two years of high school, but I have decided to LOCK IN this year. I have started volunteering in areas that align with my interests and am really trying to build out my profile.
I love writing, managing, and speaking, and I am looking to enter an international or high level competition this year (Conrad, IRIS, ISEF, or similar) even without prior professional experience. Since my school doesn't offer these opportunities, I have to do this independently. If anyone wants a team member or a partner for these competitions, please consider me. I am ready to put in all the effort needed to make it happen ( I'll literally do whatever it takes), so I would love to collaborate with you.
Hi everyone!
I am currently conducting an independent research inquiry into why so many of us feel drawn to liminal and nostalgic spaces, and I would be so incredibly grateful if you could take a moment to help me with my study.
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Link : https://form.svhrt.com/6a367d52c857037e0a752270
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Your participation means a lot to this research, and I am truly thankful for your time and help in making this project a success! :)
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