The Student Journal of AI & Technology
A record of
student discovery
Inquiry
Evidence
Review
Record

An Open-Access, Peer-Reviewed Journal

Research worth taking seriously.

The Student Journal of AI and Technology publishes original, peer-reviewed research in artificial intelligence and technology, written entirely by high school students and reviewed by graduate students studying computer science, AI, and machine learning.

Free to submit · Pay only on acceptance

Blind peer review
Permanent DOI & citation
Open access, always free to read
Graduate-reviewed board

I · The Journal

Why publish with us

Most high-school journals are general or STEM-focused. We are the journal where work in artificial intelligence and technology is taken seriously on its own terms.

i.

A focused journal for AI and technology.

We publish original research and review articles in artificial intelligence and technology. Nothing else. Your work is read by editors with direct graduate-level training in the field.

ii.

Reviewed by graduate researchers in CS & AI.

Each submission is read in full by a member of our editorial board — graduate students studying computer science, artificial intelligence, or machine learning at top universities.

iii.

A permanent, citable record.

Every accepted paper receives its own original, permanent DOI. Your work is citable and discoverable, indefinitely.


A small seedling growing inside a glass dome, symbolizing early-stage research

Our Purpose

Empowering the next generation of AI & technology thinkers

We believe student research can drive real discovery, not just demonstrate curiosity. The Student Journal of AI and Technology gives young researchers a serious platform to share their work, sharpen their thinking, and engage with a global audience — before they ever set foot on a college campus.

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II · The Case for Research

Why top students do research

Research is one of the strongest signals on a competitive college application, and one of the rarest.

28%

of Harvard freshmen conducted research in high school. Only about 5% of U.S. students do any formal research at all.

Harvard Crimson, 2023

3–4×

more likely that students with published or award-winning research are accepted to a Top 30 university.

Journal of Science Education and Technology, 2022

No. 2

most valuable extracurricular ranked by admissions officers, just behind national-level awards.

Crimson Education, 2021

III · Scope

What we publish

Machine Learning & AI

Models, training, evaluation

Software & Systems

Algorithms, architecture, tools

Data Science & Analytics

Statistics, inference, visualization

Robotics & Autonomous Systems

Control, perception, hardware

Human–Computer Interaction

Design, accessibility, usability

Computer Vision & NLP

Perception, language, signal

Cybersecurity & Privacy

Systems, cryptography, policy
Volume 1, Issue 1 · Now Open

Ready to share your research?

We’re accepting submissions for our first issue — original research, review articles, and meta-analyses in AI and technology from high school authors anywhere in the world.