NanoTRIZ Global Fellowship – Research & Publishing with Ethical AI

The NANOTRIZ GLOBAL RESEARCH FELLOWS & ETHICAL AI FOR RESEARCH AND PUBLISHING is an annual, project-based research fellowship designed for students and early-career researchers who aim to develop real scientific output (for applications to top universities). This program is not a traditional course and does not rely on lectures or fixed curricula; instead, it operates as a mentorship-driven research environment where participants work on individualized projects (manuscripts, preprints, conferences, patents, prototypes, books, grants, or business case studies) under professor's guidance. The program includes weekly SELF-PACED VIDEO GUIDE on AI tools, PROJECT PROGRESS CHECK by the professor, and MEETINGS with presentations and QA. Emphasis is placed on methods, systems thinking, and execution rather than disciplinary boundaries. A defined stack of AI tools is used systematically, including literature mapping and semantic search (e.g., Elicit, ResearchRabbit, OpenAlex-based tools), structured reading and synthesis (LLM-assisted annotation and summarization), hypothesis refinement and outlining (agent-assisted planning), reference/citation management, figure and data visualization support, and AI-assisted drafting and revision — all under strict academic standards. The program reflects real research workflows with SELF-PACED COURSE materials and MONTHLY ONLINE RESEARCH GROUP MEETINGS. The program is suitable for motivated senior high school students, undergraduate and graduate students, and Ph.D. candidates from science, engineering, computing, innovation, and interdisciplinary fields. It is designed for individuals seeking deep research engagement and tangible outputs, not for those looking for short courses or certificates without substantive work. Participants strengthen a research portfolio and receive certificate & reference letters, reflecting their skills and achievements.