Research

Science-first research, open to high schoolers

Qurbit runs finished and ongoing research across computer science, finance, and medical. We open free mentorship seats so motivated high school students can contribute and work toward conference-ready outcomes.

7 finished

Completed projects with documented outcomes: proof we finish work, not just start it.

45+ ongoing

Active research threads across computer science, finance, and medical.

Free for HS

High schoolers can join, get mentorship, and aim for conferences at no cost.

Research sectors

Ongoing and finished work spans these focus areas.

01

Computer Science

Algorithms, systems, and computational research.

  • -Algorithms and complexity
  • -Machine learning
  • -Software systems
  • -Quantum computing
  • -Data and simulation

02

Finance

Markets, risk, and quantitative methods.

  • -Quantitative modeling
  • -Market microstructure
  • -Risk and portfolio analysis
  • -Financial data science
  • -Behavioral finance

03

Medical

Health, biology, and clinical research questions.

  • -Biomedical data analysis
  • -Public health studies
  • -Computational biology
  • -Medical imaging methods
  • -Clinical research design

How research meets students

We are starting basic: no product app, no funding theater. Just research opportunities, free mentoring, and a clear path toward publication when the work earns it.

Research first

Qurbit exists to advance research. Student programs sit on top of real internal projects, not a separate toy curriculum.

Student seats

We open opportunities for high schoolers who want to contribute, learn methods, and build a credible research trail.

Oversight and rigor

Mentors oversee scope, methods, and writing so student work stays honest, finishable, and review-ready.

Publication path

When results warrant it, we guide submissions toward conferences, posters, and student symposia.

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