Select a Topic. Secure a Supervisor. Produce a Paper

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The NanoTRIZ AI Cabinet is built to help you map literature, identify credible research gaps, and turn uncertainty into a testable plan. However, transforming that plan into a defensible scientific output still requires expert human judgement.

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That is why expert research supervision is provided through our partnering platform, GainScholar.com. GainScholar is a global database of supervisor-led projects offered by professors and PhD-level research supervisors. When you choose an “Open Research Topic” on NanoTRIZ, you are applying to a project that is hosted and supervised via GainScholar’s network.

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You will work under a Professor or PhD-level Research Supervisor who can validate your hypothesis, critique your data and code, guide manuscript structure, and help you navigate the real standards of peer review. NanoTRIZ supports this track by providing the AI Cabinet workflows, research templates, collaboration tools, and the Institute membership framework.

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How it works

1. Explore Open Research Tags and select a topic aligned with your goal.

2. Click a tag to view the project scope and supervisor profile on GainScholar.com.

3. Apply for admission (merit-based; capacity-limited by the supervisor).

4. If accepted, you join the supervisor’s remote lab and work toward a defined deliverable (paper, conference output, or patent disclosure).

 

Participation & fees (Premium Add-on)

• Prerequisite: active NanoTRIZ Institute Membership (Research Fellow status or above).

• Supervision fee: set per project and paid as a monthly add-on.

• Capacity: limited by supervisor availability (for example, 5 Fellows per cycle).

 

Important note on the partnership
Supervision and mentoring are delivered by independent supervisors listed on GainScholar.com. NanoTRIZ provides tools and infrastructure and is not a university or accredited provider. Admission, supervision, and participation do not guarantee publication outcomes.