Bro not gonna lie your videos are such an inspiration. It’s insane how you know so much at such a young age.

@thepenguinofficial

9 ай бұрын

Fr. His videos motivate me so much to do more than I feel comfortable doing. Thank you Rishab!

Thank you for sharing this precious knowledge online, as a high schooler interested in getting into research this video is a gem!!

Thank you so much for this video Rishab🙏you are such an inspiration

when you brought up your research resume and what you've accomplished so far my jaw literally fell to the floor!! we're so close in age and i feel like i could be doing so much more!! thank you for the video and i can't wait to educate myself with more of your content. cheers to you!!! - from a new subscriber

Woah, thank you for sharing your knowledge. I truly understood how to come up a topic better!

Thanks, Mr. Jain! This is just what I needed.

Hi, Good day! I just came across this randomly. It's currently the vacation right now but I'm trying to come up with a research topic because it's needed for the next school year. I'm going to be in 9th grade and I study at a Science High School, you can say it's in our curriculum. Your videos has really helped me decide on what topic I want to pursue. Still, I will need to discuss it with my future members. Thank you. Godspeed!

Thank you so much for all of the invaluable content you have provided for students like myself. I’ve learned so much from your videos and I think your desire to share knowledge with others is very admirable. I started getting into scientific research this school year and you have been one of my top sources for information thus far. I really do hope you continue to make content like this!

@RishabJainK

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely! This is the goal :) Be sure to subscribe and check out the playlist with all my other videos if you haven't already!

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i just wanted to take a moment to thank you because I've seen a lot of KZreadrs with good stats claiming to want to help others, but they just read off what they did. you're probably one of the few who seem to genuinely help others and spread more knowledge about stem. I'm so glad I found this channel; you deserve the world! :)

This is such great advice. I'm a phd student, and it's been years since high school for me, but this is still even good. You're a very smart and helpful student. Good luck

Hi Rishab, it would be great if you could choose a topic and use that as an example to demonstrate how you do ur research like finding and condensing info about that topic and your thought process ( i learn better thru examples) I am new to research and lack resources and guidance. Thank you for making this video - it's a lifesaver!

Literally, need to learn learn learn to come up with the idea or the solution to your research question. Well noted

thanks a lot Rishab :)

Can't thank you enough!.... You are really inspirational and so mesmerizing.......I subbed btw 🥰

I am Egyptian and currently 16 years old, and I benefited from your explanation of the topic. Thank you ❤+ Keep creating content ✨

"Hi Rishab, I've been watching your videos for a month now, and they've been incredibly helpful. By the way, I'm an international student from India who will be starting grade 11 this June. I was wondering if you could make a video on achieving holistic development, discovering our passions, and selecting extracurricular activities based on them?"

Thank you so much... I will take notes every day🎉🎉🎉😅😮😮😮😊

This video is actually really great. I didn't even know when the 24 minutes were over, thank u so much (Seems i am 6 months late though lol)

Always love the videos. I was wondering, when it comes to consistently getting good grades and being very successful, would you credit your parents influence on you, yourself, or someone/thing else?

daily dose of internet right here at Rishab's channel

I feel like isef is a whole another level I don't have any confidence in my abilities like literally you're all brilliant and I don't think I'll ever reach this intelligence

@hana-ov1ju

5 ай бұрын

@zaina517 same, I really wish that I were able to have those experiences and not just get a certificate of participation or qualification after all the hard work. I mean you can still investigate topics that interest you and learn loads of stuff along the way for fun.

@Anna78767

3 ай бұрын

​@hana-ov1ju totally understand this. i feel like my idea and my research will never be on that expected level and will never be good enough, especially seeing how high the bar is. it's really hard (and also a little bit demotivating) to see kids my age overachieving and doing things i couldn't even dream of coming up with :((

Hey rishabh ( rishi ) nice to see you back 😊😊 keep uploading videos on regular basis your content is an knowledge enhancer thank you so much for your efforts you are putting to guide us!!!

@RishabJainK

Жыл бұрын

Hey! Thanks for your support and comment. I hope you find this full guide helpful. Be sure to watch every piece of it :)

@mysteriesofuniverse4176

Жыл бұрын

@@RishabJainK yes rishabh buddy I never skip your videos I always watch them to the full time because they are value adding and I always learn something new by your positive approach and teachings

@The_Cosmoos

6 ай бұрын

​@@mysteriesofuniverse4176who are you?!!😅

@mysteriesofuniverse4176

6 ай бұрын

@@The_Cosmoos I am one of he's subscriber

Nice Rishab 👍 👍

Hi Rishab, thanks for your video. It was very helpful. I was wondering, though. I was going to register for my regional science fair in hopes of making it to ISEF and doing well but from what you have described it seems like this may be a longer process than what I was expecting. It is currently October and the competition takes place in the Spring. Am I too late for this year. I don’t yet have an idea and am just starting the entire process. Am I too late for this year?

Hey rishab, I got a a question I’ve started my independent research on keratin and how we could control the growth of it. I’ve did my research and still going on. My question to you is should I get a mentor/researcher for my indepdent research

Man I’ve been watching videos for weeks and weeks and reading articles and reading articles but I think I found one about wlectromagnetism haha. Hey bro you please show us a template of your research paper and methodology. In 9th and never got the opportunity to do science fair before, love the vids TYSM

Thankyou!

Hey Rishaib, I see that many high schoolers, along with urself, are doing research in fields related to medicine. Is there a reason for this? I am genuinely interested in Physics and Mathematics, is it common practice to do research in those areas while a student is in high school. One last question, What advice do you have on studying the theory before beginning literature review.

Helloo, I was wondering how you balance schoolwork and research so efficiently.

thank you

Hi, thank you for making such inspiring KZread videos. For an 8th grader who wants to learn coding for doing science fair projects, what is the best way to do so? Any website or online courses you would recommend? Many thanks in advance. It seems like coding related science fair project is the most assessable for this age group. Again, very grateful for any advice you may have.

Hii ! So i have two questions please , first, can we participate at the ISEF competition even if we are in university and have less than 20 years old ? and the last is, how do we know if the idea that we have its not also someone else idea ?

How exactly do you take notes?

Hi can you make a video on how you prepared for ISEF from start to winning an award?

So accomplished at young wonder what you will do when u grow up

Hey, thanks for your tips. I am going to ISEF 2023 and I have a quick question: What constitutes as a novel, or prize-worthy idea at ISEF? Like I am also doing an ML project and there is some research papers similar to my project (but they use a significantly smaller, less diverse dataset). How do you make sure the judges understand your idea is different or better than those research papers without making them misunderstand that it is not novel? Like regarding you winning last year, there is a research paper published in 2020 about using DL for codon optimization in Nature (s41598-020-74091-z) How did you convey that your idea is novel? My main question is, doesn't it take too long to explain how your research is novel compared to all the similar research papers online?

@RishabJainK

Жыл бұрын

In our paper, we discuss (and even cite the study you mention) and why our tool is superior/offers advancements. I made these same arguments when asked during ISEF.

찐천재,, 인도의 위상이네요!!

Bro....😢😢 im in 11th grade....i want to bring an project to the next level.... I'm from india and i have less time...😭I not have any laptop with me to tackle this project....can you please help me or guide me....i need your guidance

@pranthun3441

2 ай бұрын

Same

Hi! I'm super interested in doing this!!!! I love your videos. I've always loved STEM and been super interested, but I didn't realize you could just DO a research project. Any tips on managing your time? I'm a violin player and I'm really serious about it, I also love weightlifting, how do you recommend juggling this kinda stuff, school, other commitments and this kind of stuff? I'm a 7th grader btw

@RishabJainK

5 ай бұрын

I would make a spreadsheet and a list of all your activities, then try to rank them in various categories: 1) personal fun/pleasure, 2) healthy, 3) helps for your career/academics. Then, prioritize activities that rank the highest on average among these categories.

I really want to start science research in cell biology but the topic is quite vast, pls could I have some help to start

I'm a rising senior; is it too late to get started on a research project? I have the time to start one, but I'm not even sure if I can apply to any programs (since applications are closed + most require juniors only). Thanks. Edit: I didn't apply for any programs, and applications closed at the beginning of the year. If I can't get a summer research opportunity, should dI just do something else?

@sabrinaj5555

11 ай бұрын

hello, not sure if you’re still looking for a answer.. but it’s never too late for research imo. while I know it’s definitely challenging, I know students who have completed research projects in a matter of months to win regional competitions in the same year. even publishing research or a review is good too

@sabrinaj5555

11 ай бұрын

also, I’m in the process of doing this rn, but cold emailing might be super annoying and discouraging, but start doing it now! getting into contact w one expert can push you forward by a lot

Hi, thanks for your guide. I have a question though. How can high schoolers become affiliated with universities enough to get institutional access to articles?

@RishabJainK

Жыл бұрын

For me, I did research at MIT and so I used my MIT email to access articles. Alternatively there are sites like Scihub that allow you to view for free. Or use preprint databases for scientists who preprinted their work.

@arti_ha7022

Жыл бұрын

@@RishabJainK thanks!

Hey Rishab, i have just given my 10th Board Exams, and am currently preparing for SAT. I wanted to get some ideas for how can i improve my chances to get into MIT , or the ivy league.

@RishabJainK

Жыл бұрын

Hey! I’m planning on making a video about the SAT soon. I’ll also be making a video breaking down my full application to MIT and other schools. My goal is to help inform other students so they can make the best decisions possible. Thanks for your support!!!

@abhinavjakati8792

Жыл бұрын

yup just finished my 10th boards as well!

@gaarlic

Жыл бұрын

@@RishabJainK thanks brdr

12:50 Engineering is building the solution, then we can think of research as a process of building/going towards the solution, can't we?

Hi Mr Jain. How did you get started developing interest in science. When did your journey start and what did you do to get to this level. Could you Please share every single activity from your young age.

Today i decided on my paper topic WHY I DESERVE TO WIN YOUR LOTTERY 😮

my teacher made me watch this video could u give me 3 main take aways from please

@chadchampion7985

Ай бұрын

I wish I could be he just kept yapping

16:41

Jesus loves you so much Rishab! I pray you give your life to Jesus! Science is wonderful, and it studies creation. You wanna know more about science? Get to know it's creator, and the One who died on the Cross for your sins. For we all have sinned and come short of the Glory (Perfection of a Holy God) Jesus created us all and is the beginner of science! Jesus created it all, and us all. Which is why we must serve Him, Jesus died on The Cross to save all of us from Hell, which is the result of sin. Sin leads to separation from God, which leads to d3ath. The reason sin leads to d3ath is because God is perfect and He does not like sin and we fall at the mercy of God, who loves us and loves to do the right. God loves you so mu that He created you , knitted you together in your mother's womb, and says you are fearfully and wonderfully made. But God is Holy, and righteous, He loves to do the right and we do things like lying or hating someone or saying His name in vain and cursing . God must separate sin from Himself and so because we are separated from all good, we are left with not-good, actually the opposite. EVIL. notice live is the backwards version of evil and there is no life, no true life only depression , despair, hopelessness in hell. that's where sin leads. that's where you're going. But God does not want you or me to go to Hell, and so His mercy was in the form of Jesus Christ, the Only Son of the Living God, who died for our sins, on the Cross of Calvary. He gave His back to those who beat Him, and He did not turn His face from insults and spitting. why did Jesus give His back to those who beat Him and not turn His face from insults and spitting. Jesus, the perfect Only Son of the Living God loves you, and He died for you. he loves you so much that He was willing to give up His life for you for free. Jesus the Lover of your soul loves you so much that He (if you will trust in HIm and surrender your life to HIm) died on the Cross, giving Hus life up, for your sins, to be forgiven. Now is The Time to trust in Him, Rishab! Jesus loves you

@Kurzgesagt ❤

what was your proj based on @RihabJainK