You'll identify a problem, research solutions, build a prototype, and present your innovation, all guided by Harvard student STEM mentors.
Select one field to focus your 6-week project on
Build intelligent systems that learn and adapt
Solve health challenges with science
Create solutions for environmental problems
Design and build physical innovations
From problem discovery to working prototype in 6 weeks
Track 1: Voice Clone – record & remix your voice with AI
Track 2: Vibe Code – build a working app with Base44 or Lovable
Track 3: AI Art Director – generate an art series with prompts
60-second live demo of your AI creation
Your AI creation (voice clip, working app, or art series) + a 60-second live demo
Supervising AI tool use and guiding students through their chosen track
Research methods workshop
User interview techniques
Problem framing & validation
Mentor feedback session
Research findings report
Guiding research methodology
Design thinking & ideation
Prototyping introduction
Feasibility analysis
Peer feedback rounds
Initial prototype concept
Facilitating ideation and refining concepts
Build & iterate on prototype
Technical mentorship deep-dives
Testing & validation
Progress presentations
Working prototype v1
Technical guidance and troubleshooting
Storytelling techniques for STEM
Presentation coaching
Demo preparation
Dress rehearsal
Pitch deck & demo ready
Coaching presentation narrative
Final polish
Mentor review
Rehearse Demo Day presentations
Celebration & reflection
Complete capstone project
Final preparation and confidence building
Working prototype or simulation
Technical documentation & research report
Live demo recording
6 Saturday sessions (excluding Christmas and New Year weeks) - 9:00 AM EDT, 2 hrs per session, live on Zoom
• Students in Grades 6–12 (Junior: 6th–8th, Senior: 9th–12th)
• No prior experience needed
• Just curiosity and commitment
Laptop or tablet with Zoom
Stable internet connection
Commitment to attend all 6 sessions
Complete the application form below
Secure your spot with payment
Per student
6 live sessions (2 hours per session)
Harvard student mentors (1:20 ratio)